May 23, 1914
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The general leasing bill for oil, coal, gas, phosphate, potassium, or sodium deposits has been ordered favorably reported by the House committee on public lands, but is still under consideration in the Senate committee.
In
one of the New York daily newspapers there recently appeared an editorial concerning "the harm that is done by our friends.
Some
two years ago, while in one of the larger towns of Missouri, the writer met a Presbyterian minister who resided there.
When
, after the temptation in the wilderness, Jesus returned to Nazareth, and, upon going into the synagogue to read, claimed that the words of the prophet Esaias were that day fulfilled in him, it aroused the wrath of those who heard, that he should claim with so great confidence such mighty things for himself.
Sitting
in a Christian Science service one Sunday morning, the writer heard the words, "uncontaminated and unfettered by human hypotheses," read from The Christian Science Quarterly.
I sowed
a little plot of life with weeds,Nor ever dreamed that they would bring me sorrow,But fateful winds arose and blew their seedsFar out across the fields of my tomorrow.
A recent article on healing by suggestion raises many points of great interest.
A sermon on "Jesus, the Teacher and Healer," recently published, contained many points of excellence, especially the contention that man's reasoning did not take the place of inspiration and revelation of God.
A recent issue contains a report of a sermon preached not long since by the Rev.
The right note was struck in the editorial of a recent issue, entitled "The Glad Smile," and it will doubtless have the effect of spreading the contagion of cheerfulness broadcast in our city.
Within
Thy gentle solitudes,O Love, I come and wait and rest,Knowing Thy pure beatitudesWill well reward my weary quest.
The
aggressiveness of the demand on the part of the advocates of so-called preventive medicine, that all mankind must, willy-nilly, be brought under their control and subjected to examination, was recently rebuked by The Evening Post of New York as follows:—
In
the fifth chapter of John's gospel we read, "Ye search the scriptures, because ye think that in them ye have eternal life; and these are they which bear witness of me; and ye will not come to me, that ye may have life".
Thoughtful
people cannot fail to be impressed with the exhibition of so-called patriotism upon every occurrence of actual or even prospective war.
I should like to tell of my healing of a skin disease through Christian Science.
When I went to a Christian Science practitioner for relief from a serious eye trouble, also near-sightedness, I was told to lay aside the glasses that I had worn for twenty-four years.
A long time since, while living in California, I fell in the dark with all my weight against a sharp corner of a bureau.
About eight years ago I turned to Christian Science when in deep distress.
Four years have elapsed since I heard of Christian Science.
Christian Science was brought to my attention nearly twenty years ago, and I was the first man to accept it in the city in which I then resided.
As I look back over the last three years and see the steady progress made in overcoming discordant conditions, I am filled with thankfulness to God.
For several years I have desired to acknowledge through the Sentinel the benefit received through Christian Science, as this teaching has given me sufficient proof of the truth of God's creation.
It is with a sense of gratitude deeper than words can express that I wish to acknowledge the many benefits I have received through Christian Science, hoping that others may be led to seek this blessed truth which makes all free.
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The Christian Science Text-book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
