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Removing the source of trouble
A few years ago, when redecorating our home, we had carpeting laid in several rooms. The result was pleasing. But in one room we were dismayed to notice a patch that looked like a stain or a fault in the dyeing process.
Before calling the carpet company, I knelt down to examine the fault closely. Then the thought came to me to swing the overhead light fixture. Puzzled, I did so, and the patch moved back and forth! We had all been fooled by a shadow!

October 1, 1979 issue
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The one healing power
AURELIO J. COLTRI
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The true concept of man checks crime
BETTY JEAN HICKMAN
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Removing the source of trouble
JEAN D. LOUIS
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Perfection—now
ALMA A. KONIGSLOW
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What college reentry demands
KATHERINE COLBY TOOMIRE
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No turning back
MARGARET SINGLETON DECKER
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Animated by Christ
NATHAN A. TALBOT
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Unscrambling the egg
NAOMI PRICE
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Knowing the truth makes us free
Clementine Suiffet
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The first time I earnestly turned to Christian Science...
JEANNE L. GARDNER with contributions from RICHARD B. GARDNER
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Soon after the beginning of school last year, our daughter's first-grade...
KATHRYN L. WILLIAMSON with contributions from JULIE WILLIAMSON
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Before I retired, I worked in a factory making photographic...
REGINALD JAMES STANLEY
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A few years ago, while I was browsing through a bookstore looking...
DEBORAH JANINE KENT
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Some years ago I read several articles in the Christian Science...
EDNA BROCKNER with contributions from ARTHUR BROCKNER
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LETTERS TO THE PRESS
with contributions from WILLIAM E. MOODY, HEIDI F. MC WHARF