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September 9, 1967 ISSUE
Healing a Bee Sting
[For parents]
NANCY S. NELSON
Our fifth grader ran into the house one day holding his thumb and moaning, "A bee stung me."
"Do you want to suffer for a while, or shall we handle it right away?" I said this because sometimes children—and adults—like to play the hero and enjoy the attention which an accident centers on them.

September 9, 1967
Contents
September 9, 1967 issue
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Keep Out the Scrubbers
THOMAS BUSHNIE
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Satisfying Homemaking
ELIZABETH H. HUTCHINSON
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Words That inspire Works
NEIL MARTIN
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Healing a Bee Sting
NANCY S. NELSON
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Matterless Being
FRANK A. SALISBURY
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SPIRITUAL ADVENTURE
David L. Horn
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The Judgment of Love
SARAH SAVAGE
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"The fashion of this world passeth away"
Alan A. Aylwin
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Raising the Dead
William Milford Correll
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I have been reared in Christian Science and am grateful that my...
Elaine Faith Sjoquist
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I am humbly grateful for Christian Science
Priscilla M. Homan
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In my travels, as well as at home, I could not be without the...
Mary Marguerite Dasho
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Signs of the Times
William Goddard Sherman