WELCOME October 26, 1998 Issue

To Our Readers

Russ Gerber

It'S Rare But not unheard of for a newspaper to print only good news. A newspaper in Mesa, Arizona, did just that recently, for a single issue, and it came as quite a surprise to readers. Yet a pleasant one, evidently. The paper that day sold out.

It makes you wonder what your own reaction would be to a large dose of good news. Would you welcome it and take it seriously, or would you brush it aside because you thought that all that good news was—well, too good to be true?

Here's one way to find out. Did you know that there is a way to be safe from contagious disease, a way that is entirely spiritual? There is a metaphysical system with a long track record of effectiveness, and it can be utilized successfully by anyone who follows the rules. How's that for wonderful front-page news! Everyone's right to immunity from disease is the subject of our Cover Story this week. Yes, that's very good news, and it's true.

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