Article June 12, 1937 Issue

A news item in the Times of October 29 reports that a...

Harold Molter, Committee on Publication for the State of Illinois—Chicago

Daily Times,

A news item in the Times of October 29 reports that a woman, purporting to be a Christian Science practitioner, visited a man at his home, offered to examine him for a physical ailment, and prescribed a material cure. Christian Scientists know that Christian Science practitioners do not go about solicting work. They do not make physical examinations, nor prescribe material remedies. A Christian Science treatment consists of spiritual prayer, turning thought away from material evidence, and acknowledging God, Spirit, as the Giver of all good, and the source of all health.

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