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It is deep and sincere gratitude that prompts me to write this testimony of a very wonderful and beautiful demonstration of Truth which I witnessed a short time ago. My small son, six years old, came home from school one noon crying with a severe earache. I declared the truth for him, but for the rest of the day the pain was intense. He informed me in the evening that he had pushed a green kindergarten peg into his ear; whereupon I called a practitioner for help, which was lovingly given. The pain subsided almost at once, although the ear was sensitive to the touch. The child slept the whole night through, and for the next three days was a most normal boy, eating and sleeping remarkably well. Although he was very persistent that he had pushed a peg into his ear, I began to doubt and to wonder whether he really had or not. As his ear still remained sensitive, I decided to have it examined by a physician. Upon examination he declared there was no peg in the boy's ear, stating that had there been a peg there for any length of time whatever, the child would have been in great pain and unable to sleep or eat. On hearing this, I was immediately relieved of all fear, and the practitioner was asked to discontinue the treatments. Four days later my small son remarked, "Well, there is a peg in my ear;" but no attention was paid to him. However, on his being insistent and declaring it was there, a member of the family looked into his ear, and to her great astonishment there was the peg. With her assistance he pulled it out himself. It was three quarters of an inch in length, and not one particle of the green paint had come off. Is it any wonder that I am grateful for this wonderful truth? And this is only one of many demonstrations which have come to us.
Words cannot express my deep and sincere gratitude for Christian Science.—(Mrs.) Marion Whitney Schlemm, Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts.
As witness to the above testimony I lovingly verify the facts stated, as I am the member of the family referred to who helped the little boy to remove the peg. I am very grateful for Christian Science. I am grateful for class instruction, and for membership in The Mother Church and one of its branches.—(Mrs.) Sarah J. Allen.
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July 10, 1926 issue
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Desire
MARIAN GREGG
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The Joy of Loving
HANNAH M. FRANKEN
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Order
GEORGENE L. MILLER
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Asserting Our Citizenship
ARTHUR TIPTON STEWART
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Using the Little We Know
EDITH F. ELLIOTT
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Angels
JAMES AYLING
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We shall appreciate an opportunity to correct any false...
Charles E. Heitman, Committee on Publication for the State of New York,
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In your recent issue an article in the magazine section...
Ralph G. Lindstrom, Committee on Publication for the State of Colorado,
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We shall have to ask the privilege again of the use of your...
Addington C. Cronk, Committee on Publication for Yorkshire, England,
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Since the friends of theosophy have offered further comment...
Lester B. McCoun, Committee on Publication for the State of Nebraska,
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Love's Smile
MATTIE A. CROOKER
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Our Fiftieth Anniversary
Albert F. Gilmore
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The Infinite Giver
Ella W. Hoag
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Immortal Man
Duncan Sinclair
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The Lectures
with contributions from Horace Rowland Shepherd, Harvella Widney, Berthe Aumont, Emil Amandus Briner
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As I read in the Sentinel of November 1, 1924, the...
Anna Hay Detrich
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At a time of discouragement and physical discomfort,...
Ada Parsons Merrill
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From childhood I suffered from colds
Maurits Blaauw
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About three years ago I had some sort of stomach trouble
Florence J. Merrill Faneuf
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I should like to relate an almost instantaneous healing...
Louise Dieterich
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It is with sincere gratitude to God and Christian Science...
Louise Boucher
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When I took up the study of Christian Science, eight...
Jeannette A. Stuart
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It is deep and sincere gratitude that prompts me to...
Marion Whitney Schlemm with contributions from Sarah J. Allen
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Lewis Keast, Carlton Fitchett, Henry Ford, G A. Studdert Kennedy