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A number of years ago, previous to my becoming acquainted...
A number of years ago, previous to my becoming acquainted with Christian Science, I fractured my right arm when attempting to start a motor car. I was unable to resume my clerical duties until seven weeks later; and it was nine to twelve months before I could follow up the athletic pursuits to which I had been accustomed.
On Tuesday, November 8, 1927, I had a similar accident and again broke the right radius. Although I have been interested in Christian Science for some years I had not, up to that time, attained to the degree of understanding which would enable me to know that Science could heal a surgical case as easily as a medical one.
Under these circumstances I proceeded to a hospital, and the surgeon in attendance said that I was suffering from a broken right arm. Four X-ray photographs were taken, and each confirmed the surgeon's diagnosis, which was also supported by a second doctor, by whom I was examined the following morning. The arm was placed in splints and a sling, and I was instructed to attend daily for massage, and told that it would be seven or eight weeks before I could resume my business, and several months before it would be possible for me to start a motor car.
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August 24, 1929 issue
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"Honest and in earnest"
NELLIE B. MACE
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The Place and the Way
JULIUS MORITZEN
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Oil and Wine
MAUDE E. ROBERTS
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How Divine Love Meets the Human Need
M. ADELAIDE HOLTON
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The Mastery of Fear
ROBERT F. MILLER
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"New every morning"
HELENE ELISABETH JANICKE
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Niagara's Message
ARTHUR S. HOLLIS
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As the readers who saw it may have suspected, the letter...
Judge Clifford P. Smith, Committee on Publication for The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Massachusetts,
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In the Southern Press of February 24th, A. H. O. has...
Robert Ramsey, Committee on Publication for Lanarkshire, Scotland,
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In the Macon Telegraph of May 9, considerable prominence...
Richard C. Shoup, Committee on Publication for the State of Georgia,
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One Step Enough
MILDRED P. KINDY
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The Genius of Christian Science
Albert F. Gilmore
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Change of Heart
Violet Ker Seymer
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"Abundantly satisfied"
Duncan Sinclair
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The Lectures
with contributions from Julia M. Johnston
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I should like to tell of a wonderful healing through...
Greta Herlitz
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Having proved, as have countless others, that, truly...
Martha L. Anders
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Christian Science was brought to my attention about...
Hortense N. Levy
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A number of years ago, previous to my becoming acquainted...
William T. Wilson with contributions from Annie Wilson
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Christian Science came to me while I was a student in Chicago...
Frederick A. Herrmann
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Words fail me to express enough gratitude for the many...
Henrietta Jane See
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Before taking up the study of Christian Science I was...
Mary Sheffield Purdy
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I have received so much help and encouragement from...
Myrtie M. Lightbody
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Morning!
LILY M. PARHAM
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Lang, John Galsworthy, Ernest Fremont Tittle, John F. O'Ryan, George A. Oldham