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[Written for the Sentinel]
Then and Now
Memory no more need lingerIn the wretched bygones, whenTreacherous hope's seductive fingerPointed to a distant "then."
Now was ever dark and dreary,Then was radiant, whispered hope;Now, all uphill, bleak and weary,Then, a verdant, easy slope.

October 9, 1920 issue
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Translation
MINNIE CRUDUP VESEY
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Mind Over Matter
JAMES L. BRUCE
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The Idea of Infinite Good
GRACE A. WILLIAMS
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Spiritual Transformation
WILLIAM CAPELL
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Working Out One's Salvation
HELEN J. PORTER
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"The reign of righteousness"
MARY B. HALE
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Then and Now
AIMEE LUNDGREN
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No Evil in God
J. MARGUERITE BROWN
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Love Your Enemies
Frederick Dixon
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The Battle Ground of the Present
Gustavus S. Paine
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"Comfort ye"
MARY A. BLOMFIELD
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In 1911 I left England for the far coast of the Pacific...
Gertrude E. M. Saunders
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It is with a deep sense of gratitude that I am testifying...
L. Normand-Pilet
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With a heart full of gratitude to God I give my testimony,...
Charles M. Howard
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In "Retrospection and Introspection" by Mrs. Eddy, we...
Louisa Cooke Don-Carlos
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I have had many proofs of God's love since taking up...
John I. Franklin
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To me Christian Science is the most wonderful thing in...
Teresa M. Y. Whitmore
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After years of bondage to materia medica, I was healed...
Josephine Fuller
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Although words cannot express my heartfelt gratitude...
Mary D. Sollenberger
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Frederick L. Hoffman, C. W. Hale
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Notices
with contributions from Charles E. Jarvis