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In October, 1919, while at my work in the Pennsylvania...
In October, 1919, while at my work in the Pennsylvania Railroad repair shops, my partner accidentally struck me a severe blow on the base of the skull with a heavy sledge, weighing about ten pounds, which knocked me a distance of six feet. I was picked up unconscious and taken to the company's doctor. When I regained consciousness I asked to be taken home to my mother. She was away at the time and did not know I was home for more than an hour. When she found me she immediately started to know the truth for me, while she washed my head, and when she finished I got up and walked to my room. Then mother thought best to call a practitioner. This dear friend came and lovingly worked for me, staying in our home for about an hour. When she left I got up, dressed, and was about the house all the afternoon and evening. I slept well all night, and next morning took my wheel and attended to some business in the city. The specialists from the hospital and the company's doctor called to see me while I was away and were very much surprised not to find me at home and prostrated. When mother told them I was on my wheel they said, "Well, we have made a mistake, because the man we are looking for had a most severely fractured skull." Mother told them I was that man and worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad, but that I was all right now. That did not satisfy them, so they sent another physician; but as I had not returned when he arrived, mother told him the same thing. I went to the shops the next morning, but they would not let me work. This was Saturday, and Monday I went to work with no trace of the accident, nor have I ever felt any further effect from it. It will soon be a year since it happened. I am therefore most grateful for Christian Science and for all it has done for me. I am also very grateful to the practitioner for her loving work and kindness.
Russell M. Sebring, Elmira, New York.
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February 11, 1922 issue
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Light
FRANCES MACK MANN
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The Christian Science Lectures
WILLIAM W. PORTER
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Obedience
WILLARD M. GRIMES
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An Appreciation
George Wendell Adams
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With reference to a letter in an issue of your paper,...
Clifford P. Smith
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Christian Science is like all science
John W. Harwood
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A contributor to your paper seems to think that a member...
Aaron E. Brandt
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The teaching of Mrs. Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder...
William E. Brown
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In an issue of your paper you publish a report of two...
Samuel J. Macdonald
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A writer in your "Free Lance" columns, under the heading...
Theodore Burkhart
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Your issue of recent date carried a dispatch with a New York...
Robert G. Steel
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A Word to the Field
The Christian Science Board of Directors
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A Full Salvation
Albert F. Gilmore
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Our Manual—A Retrospect
Ella W. Hoag
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The Power of God
Duncan Sinclair
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Admission to Membership in The Mother Church
with contributions from Charles E. Jarvis
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The Lectures
with contributions from Joseph R. Curl, Bertha M. Fitch, Nelvia Ritchie
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In October, 1919, while at my work in the Pennsylvania...
Russell M. Sebring
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With deep gratitude I desire to give testimony of the rich...
Emma Schumacher
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It is with a grateful heart that I can testify to the healing...
Lilly E. Friedrich
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On the evening of February 26, 1919, while I was standing...
Alice Fors Turpan
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It is with deepest gratitude that I add my testimony to...
Mary L. Richmond
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"Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" was...
Louis J. Simmons
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I wish to express my gratitude for all the benefits I have...
Evelyn Trevor Anderson
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Christian Science found me about eleven years ago in...
Ruby A. Gardner
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From the time I was old enough to walk I had trouble...
Mary Sullivan
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I am indeed grateful for what Christian Science has done...
Josephine L. Hannah
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Twelve years ago I began the study of Christian Science...
Pearl B. Harden with contributions from William Russell Harden
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Caroline F. E. Spurgeon, Gerald B. Hurst, Harry Emerson Fosdick, Albert P. Mathews, Robert Fairbairn, Emma Sarepta Yule