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Signs of the Times
Methodist Recorder
An item in the Methodist RecorderLondon, England
Mr. J. B. Priestley, a good many years ago, wrote a humorous essay on Mrs. Beeton, author of the famous books on cookery and household management. He knew nothing at all about Mrs. Beeton, but he imagined her as compiling gorgeous cookery receipts ("Take two dozen eggs") while the unfortunate Mr. Beeton was dining daily on cold scrag of mutton. When the authoritative biography of Mrs. Beeton appeared, it appeared also that she was a handsome young woman who kept an excellent table for her family and friends and was married to a thoroughly contented husband.
October 21, 1967 issue
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Home Building
DANIEL A. COWAN
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"The dearest spot on earth"
MARGARET C. DEAN
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Is Holiness Practical?
HENRY BARTHOLOMEW COX
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NEW BIRTH
May Bess Everitt
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Soul, Our Dwelling
CORNELIA JOYCE HALEY
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A Mental Stumbling Block Removed
RALPH F. OBERNDORFER
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Purposeful Thinking
MILLIS CAVERLY
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How I Helped Mommy
JUNE DIMOCK EPPS
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God's Family
Alan A. Aylwin
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A Proper Sense of Concern
William Milford Correll
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My parents, who knew very little about Christian Science, enrolled...
Undine B. King with contributions from Diana M. Brillisour
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I am grateful for the tranquillity which Christian Science has...
Eleanor F. Hoover
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When I was nineteen years old, my mother became interested in...
Raymond A. Edwards
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Humbly and gratefully I want to acknowledge some of the many…
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