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Harmony

HOPE LE BAR ROBERTS

RECENTLY , a Christian Scientist in listening to a selection given by one of our large orchestras learned a valuable lesson.

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The Lesson of the Nightingales

ROBERT ELLIS KEY

OUT on the plains of Flanders, before the great war, there was a beautiful oak wood.

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The Things We Need

KATHERINE PUFFER

PERHAPS no part of Jesus' teaching is of more practical benefit to mankind than the wonderful utterances contained in the Sermon on the Mount.

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Loving Our Neighbors

JOHN R. BROWNE

To human sense the command, "Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself," may seem a stubborn injunction.

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True Criticism

NEMI ROBERTSON

PERHAPS there is nothing more startling to the ear, or which brings more quickly to the cheek a blush of pleasure or pain, than criticism.

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Signs of the Times

with contributions from A. Russell Tomlin, Ernest Fremont Tittle, T. H. Gallagher

[From the Hawk-Eye, Burlington, Iowa, Dec.

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The "From the Window" section of your paper of...

Harry K. Filler, Committee on Publication for the State of Ohio,

The "From the Window" section of your paper of March 5 contained a paragraph of insinuation with reference to the stanza of poetry which appears on the front page of each number of the Christian Science Sentinel.

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The Christian Science movement is most certainly the...

Arthur John Chapman, Committee on Publication for the State of Louisiana,

The Christian Science movement is most certainly the fulfillment of the Scriptures because it reestablishes primitive Christianity and brings to humanity the spiritual healing which it sorely needs, not only for the body but for the discordant conditions which seem to confront us in our daily experience, socially and politically, either as individuals or as a nation.