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Remove Every Spot
On prints from a stereotype plate, ink spots or blotches sometimes appear. These are caused by high, or uneven, places on the surface of the metal plate. When the plate is placed under the blade of an electric router, the uneven spots are routed, or cut, out of the metal. A perfect print is then assured.
Christian Science teaches that in striving to realize and prove the perfection of man in God's image we are faced with the need to remove from consciousness some discord that may be manifesting itself in our experience in various ways. In Christian Science we have what we need for removing error.

March 21, 1970 issue
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Landmarks—True and False
ELOISE PATTILLO HENDRICK
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Christ—The Divine Antidote for Evil
JOANNE SHRIVER LEEDOM
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Cycles: Fate, or Fiction?
WM. BOYD McCARTNEY
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Watching and Praying at Exam Time
DIANE STAUNTON STAPLES
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Remove Every Spot
MARY L. BOWERS
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Even the Last Enemy Has No Power
CARYL WALLER KRUEGER
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Your Sleep Shall Be Sweet
ROSALIE DRAIN
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Who's Doing the Knowing?
Alan A. Aylwin
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Overcoming Superstitions
William Milford Correll
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As a young girl I was raised in a Christian home by devout...
Lois M. Humphrey with contributions from Joyce H. Heard
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Since the printing of a testimony in a 1947 Sentinel, I have...
Elizabeth D. Schlechting with contributions from Frank L. Schlechting
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The first real impact of Christian Science on my life occurred...
Wellington Scranton, Jr.
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RADIO PROGRAM NO. 415 - Let's Stop Labeling Young People
with contributions from Michael Thorneloe, Harlan Witham