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Extracts from Reports of Christian Science Committees on Publication
District of Columbia.
The same friendly attitude on the part of the local press has continued during the past year, and the kindly attitude of the editors in this field is gratefully acknowledged. No unfriendly reference was made to our Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, and no inaccurate statement concerning Christian Science was published. There appeared 338 news items which were informative and reliable, one unfriendly reference, and seven undesirable though not necessarily unfriendly references. One hundred and sixty-three of these news items were excerpts from our weekly Lesson-Sermons. These excerpts take their place in the religious pages of our newspapers and add to a better understanding in the community of the teachings of Christian Science. Seventy-four articles from our daily newspaper, The Christian Science Monitor, were quoted in whole or in part, due credit being given in each instance. The continued use of articles clipped from our Monitor shows that the local press appreciates the reliability and usefulness of the news appearing therein.
The Emergency New Deal Departments have no printed regulations regarding sick leave. They are operating under the same regulations controlling the regular departments of the Government, namely: "The application for sick leave periods in excess of two days must be supported by the certificate of a registered practicing physician or other practitioner, except that in remote localities where such certificate cannot reasonably be obtained, the applicant's signed statement as to the sickness and the reason why a certificate is not furnished may be accepted. For periods of two days or less up to an accumulation of twelve days in any one leave year, the applicant's signed statement on the required from may be accepted."
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August 10, 1935 issue
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Freedom
MARGARET H. ANDERSON
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"Believe also in me"
SAMUEL GREENWOOD
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True Dependence
JEAN M. SNYDER
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Bearing True Witness
CORA MAY PRICE
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We Must Strive
LESLIE C. BELL
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True Recognition
LILLIAN B. WYAND
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God's Ever-Presence
FREDERICK W. FOX
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Prophecy
WILLIAM P. MC KENZIE
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In your issue of the twelfth there appeared a letter in the...
Bevy C. Godwin, Committee on Publication for Mississippi,
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I wish to express my appreciation of the very broadminded...
B. Tatham Woodhead, Committee on Publication for Lancashire, England,
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I read in your issue of March 19 a letter entitled "Fallacies of Christian Science,"...
C. Shelton Agar, Committee on Publication for the Province of Natal, South Africa,
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Fulfilling God's Demands
Duncan Sinclair
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Inspiration and Guidance
George Shaw Cook
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The Lectures
with contributions from Frank C. Ayers, Hermann Loepthien, Eunice E. Finch
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Nearly thirty years ago, when theologians could not give...
Lydia M. Gilbert
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Before I became interested in Christian Science I...
Edna G. Griffith
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Before I learned of Christian Science, St. Paul's words...
Edna Raper with contributions from Cecil S. Raper
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It is with deepest gratitude to God and to our beloved...
Lucy G. Brodie
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One who was reared to have faith in God rather than...
Esther M. Stover
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I am very grateful for all that Christian Science has done...
Reatha I. Fouch
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Oh, that I could adequately relate what Christian Science...
Karolina W. Chambers
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An Open Door
MARTHA MAY SMITH
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Gilbert Murrary, John Bevan, Rollin H. Walker, Samuel J. Abrams