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[Written for the Sentinel]
The Ever Active Mind
Wearied by fruitless strivingI sat in the sunset's glowBy a quietly running river,Watching its ceaseless flow.
When clear to my inward questionA still, small voice replied:The Mind that is ever activeIs here exemplified.

May 31, 1919 issue
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Triumphing over the Unideal
MARY H. CUMMINS
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Christ, the Light
NELLE B. BEARDSLEE
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"Six days shalt thou labour"
C. C. BUTTERWORTH, 2d
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Harmony on Land and Sea
ESTELLE T. M. CRANE
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Going Up Mountains
MABEL E. AYRES
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The Ever Active Mind
ROBIN WALLACE DAY
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When an attack of misrepresentation and vituperation is...
W. Stuart Booth
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In an editorial under the caption "Christian Science and...
Robert G. Steel
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The Way that is Best
William P. McKenzie
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True Service
Ella W. Hoag
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The Lectures
with contributions from Bicknell Young, F. J. Horne, Laura Childs, A. Carson Stamm, Kate E. Wilson, J. B. Fitch, Florence M. Eis, Arthur Hussey, Blanche Nicewanger, Harriett Putnam, W. A. Boswell, Henry S. Anderson, Minette S. Parker, Martyn F. Warner, H. Shoemake
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Soon after beginning to read "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures"...
M. G. Ament with contributions from Ella W. Ament
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My thoughts pour forth in loving gratitude and praise to...
Elizabeth R. Stabler
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After medicine had failed, surgery had proved worse than...
Julia Ross Alden
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One night about ten years ago I was feeling desperately...
Nellie Estelle Wing
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I am grateful for the opportunity to express publicly my...
Lydia May Ledbetter
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In deep thankfulness to God and gratitude to dear Mrs. Eddy...
Martha E. Thomas
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I will tell a few of the many healings through Christian Science...
Lilley T. Caldwell
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Robert Treible, Hilda Richmond