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In the spring of 1910 I came to Idaho seeking healing...
In the spring of 1910 I came to Idaho seeking healing from what a specialist called tubercular bronchial trouble. Doctors advised me that a change of climate was my only hope; but the change failed to give me any relief. During the first year in the West my health was worse than ever. One of the best physicians there told me there was no hope for me, and gave me from six months to a year to live. After giving up all hope of receiving assistance from doctors, I began to wonder what might help me. About that time a friend, a Christian Scientist, gave me a Christian Science Sentinel, and asked me to try Christian Science. After some thinking about it, I decided to do so. I called in a practitioner and told him all my troubles; also told him I smoked, drank some, and used bad language. From the first treatment I was healed of all these erroneous habits; and in three weeks I was healed of the tubercular trouble.
To-day I am a well man, enjoying my work, and striving each day to gain a better understanding of God as divine Principle. I owe everything to Christian Science, and am more than grateful for what it has done for me.
Emmett E. Kail, Twin Falls, Idaho.
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July 19, 1924 issue
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"Our Father which art in heaven"
STANLEY M. SYDENHAM
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"The higher criticism"
GRACE M. PUTNAM
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Justice
CHRISTINE H. BEALS
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The Inherent Ability to Demonstrate
ELLEN W. STURCKEN
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Vacation
HUGH STUART CAMPBELL
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"In thy light shall we see light"
WINIFRED JOHNSON FIELD
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Evangelizing Human Selfhood
ELIZABETH MARIA CORDSEN
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To overcome evil with good is the constant work of...
Charles W. J. Tennant, District Manager of Committees on Publication for Great Britain and Ireland
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One of the evidence that Christian Science is the reinstatement...
W. Stuart Booth, Committee on Publication for the State of Colorado
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On the magazine page of your paper of January 12,...
Fred B. Kerrick, Committee on Publication for Northern California
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Class teaching in Christian Science is authorized by the...
Arthur P. DcCamp, Committee on Publication for the State of Missouri
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Your issue of January 6 contained a Cappy Ricks story...
Louis E. Scholl, Committee on Publication for the State of Washington
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"Be still"
FRANK SARGENT BARTLETT
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Letters from the Field
with contributions from Alma Jenkins, William P. Beers, A. Etta Small
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Church Membership
Albert F. Gilmore
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Obedience
Duncan Sinclair
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The Only True Incentive
Ella W. Hoag
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The Lectures
with contributions from Fred M. Lamson, Susie Belle Guernsey, John White, Frank D. Gorsline, Joan E. Metelerkamp, Elizabeth McCaa Mayer, Elmer I. Baldwin, May Lane , Justa Joiner Cartwright
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Before I knew of Christian Science I had been the victim...
Amelia T. Swalley
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When my daughter was just past six years of age, she...
Eleanor Morris Sneller
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I am very grateful for what Christian Science has done...
Harry Aaron Jacobs
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My interest in Christian Science was aroused by a lecture...
Lilian Alda Zillwood
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Five years ago I became interested in Christian Science,...
Blanche G. Dillman
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In the fall of 1914 I began the study of Christian Science...
Edith Glenn Southwell
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In the spring of 1910 I came to Idaho seeking healing...
Emmett E. Kail
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About ten months ago I was suddenly stricken with a serious...
Gertrude Gardiner
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God's Reign
JUSTINE DAY HATHAWAY
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Bernard Hancock, Plumer, William M. Fincke, Polly Cooper, W. L. Sperry, Robert Hopkins, Charles E. Hughes