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THE RECIPE FOR BEAUTY

HAROLD TAYLOR WEEKS

The world's notions of what constitutes beauty vary greatly.

WHY JOIN THE CHURCH?

ELIZABETH L. HANSEN

Any student of Christian Science whose life has been enriched by its teachings, whose body has been restored to health, whose relationships with others have been harmonized, and whose penury has given place to a conscious sense of abundance is naturally grateful for this scientific revelation which is proving to be a panacea for all his ills.

Signs of the Times

with contributions from Edward Robinson, Hillard Howard

Rev.

Gottfried Wilhelm Leibnitz, 1646-1716

Leibnitz, whom Voltaire described as "perhaps the most erudite man in Europe," gave early promise of his superior intellectual powers.

LEARNING THE RULES

CLAIRE G. CORRIDON

When John and Jane gave a farewell party, some of their friends brought gifts of games and puzzles.

"THE END OF THE WORLD"

LILLIAN V. BYRD

The expression, "the end of the world," is sometimes used with an apparently dire implication.

THE BASIS OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PRACTICE

BARBARA J. PELLMAN

The fundamental basis of the practice of Christian Science is the understanding of the absolute allness of God and the nothingness of matter.

"WITH A PERFECT HEART"

RALPH C. HOLMES

"I Will walk within my house with a perfect heart," sang the Psalmist.

THE WILL OF GOD IS GOOD

ELISABETH F. SMITH

In his letter to the Romans, the Apostle Paul wrote.

POWER ACCOMPANIES CHEERFULNESS

ELLA H. HAY

Many have witnessed the ameliorative effect of good cheer in dispelling discouragement, sorrow, and fear.

SIGNS OF THE TIMES

ROBERT ELLIS KEY

We are faced today with a situation which earnestly demands our attention.

Signs of the Times

with contributions from Hugh Cosline, C. E. Hershey

Hugh Cosline in the American Agriculturist Poughkeepsie, New York