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[Translated from the German]
In the spring of 1911 I was taken severely ill, and was...
In the spring of 1911 I was taken severely ill, and was obliged to stay in bed for six weeks, besides suffering from the after effects a long time; but in the spring of 1912, when I had another such attack, accompanied by pleurisy, we turned to Christian Science for help, having in the mean time investigated its teachings. A Christian Science practitioner to whom we applied took up treatment, and I began to improve at once, so that in a short time I was completely restored. I would also mention that I remained in bed only a few days and was able to supervise my business all the time, something which had been impossible during former attacks. Furthermore, I have been healed of severe cough and expectoration of years' standing, and all who see me wonder at my healthy appearance.
We have also experienced in the case of our youngest son what is possible with God. When the child began to walk, his right foot would turn over, so that he actually stood on his ankle. Various physicians to whom we applied spoke of operating and shortening the sinew, but to this we could not consent. We then had the child wear a boot with splints on the side, but this proved a failure, as the limb did not show a normal development. The quick healing which I had experienced, induced us to put our son under the care of a Christian Science practitioner. After the first few treatments we discarded the surgical boot, and a few months later our child was healed, his leg now being as normal as the other, so that he is able to be on his feet from morning till night and to run faster than any of his playmates.
For this wonderful healing, as well as for other instances of help received in our family, I feel impelled to express my thankfulness to God, and my gratitude to Mrs. Eddy, the Discoverer of Christian Science. We have had so many proofs of the power of divine Love in a personal as well as in a business way, that Christian Science could never lose its hold upon us.—Hermann Blume, Braunschweig, Germany.
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October 24, 1914 issue
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"Who shall deliver me"
WILLARD S. MATTOX
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"Rejoice, and be exceeding glad"
STOKES ANTHONY BENNETT
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The Widow's Mite
ALICE FROST LORD
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Going Abroad
JULIA WARNER MICHAEL
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Giving a Christian Science Lecture
ALBERT W. LE MESSURIER
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Seeking a Country
AGNES FLORIDA CHALMERS
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It is good to find the Rev. Mr.—taking an active interest...
Richards Woolfenden
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The Rev. Mr.—is quoted in the Telegraph as making...
Ezra W. Palmer
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When the reverend gentleman quoted in a recent Journal...
Paul Stark Seeley
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I have read the report of Mr.—'s address on "Faith-healing...
Algernon Hervey Bathurst
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A Relief Fund
John V. Dittemore
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Civic Duty
Archibald McLellan
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Eternal Goodness
Annie M. Knott
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Symbol and Substance
John B. Willis
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The Lectures
with contributions from F. M. Merwin, Leonora L. Ewing, H. W. Johnson, Adolph O. Eberhard, Clarence W. Diver
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With the desire to help others who may be groping in...
Ella F. Everts
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Toward the end of 1898 I first heard of Christian Science...
Hermann Hummert
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Several years ago I was attacked by an illness which developed...
Jessie J. Disbrow
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I have been asking myself daily if I were doing all I could...
Agnes E. Grimes
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