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Don't Be Spellbound!
Ancient myths and legends often tell about people cast under a spell. This supposed evil influence rendered its victims incapable of free thinking and acting until such time as they were released by a loving word or a brave and unselfish act.
The theme of the spellbound is also frequently found in time-honored children's stories. Even today the tale of Sleeping Beauty raised from her slumbers by a kiss has lost little of its fascination.

January 31, 1970 issue
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Youth Bridges Parent Gap
BEVERLY BOND FROST
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Giving Thanks in Advance
REX MILLER
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Freedom from Fatigue
JEANETTE F. SUTTON
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Stilling Abnormal Hunger
JOY DELL
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Healing the Community
JOHN H. WILLIAMS
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Don't Be Spellbound!
CONSTANCE MARIE NEALE
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Susan on Skates
HELEN M. WALL
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We Can See
Helen Wood Bauman
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Work from the Absolute
William Milford Correll
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Christian Science was introduced to our family when an aunt...
Rose Seifert Bacon
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Among the many healings I have experienced, I would like to...
Clinton W. Miles with contributions from Marie S. Miles, Dorothy S. Born
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How can I convey what Christian Science means...
Betty Ann Lowenberg
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With humility and a great sense of wonder at the power of God,...
Marion Stone Howard
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RADIO PROGRAM NO. 408 - Do You Really Know Your Child?
with contributions from John Lewis Selover, Theodore Clapp
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Signs of the Times
J. G. Penney