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The treatment of Miss Reichenbecher by the police as a...

The treatment of Miss Reichenbecher by the police as a common felon and a member of the criminal class, is one that every citizen should protest against.

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The question of the application of the law prohibiting the...

The question of the application of the law prohibiting the practice of medicine without a license to Christian Scientists must be settled by the courts.

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Miss Bertha Reichenbecher, second reader of Third...

Miss Bertha Reichenbecher, second reader of Third Church of Christ, Scientist, was arrested Monday [Dec.

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Christian Scientists may practise on the Canal Zone,...

Christian Scientists may practise on the Canal Zone, according to an executive order issued today [Dec.

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THE SPIRIT OF FRIENDSHIP

NELLIE B. MACE.

Who among Christian Scientists has not suffered as a result of the concept of friendship entertained before the corrective influence of Christian Science entered his life—the poignancy of his disappointments being usually commensurate with the warmth of his attachments or the idolatrous element entering into his thought of those he loved.

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SPIRITUAL SENSE

FRANK H. SPRAGUE.

Christian Science emphasizes and elucidates the fact that beauty, truth, and goodness are not attributes of matter, but they are spiritual ideas, and that as such they can be identified only with the reflection of Spirit.

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THE CALMING OF THE STORM

LUCY HAYS EASTMAN.

A Small dog was playing in the street one morning when suddenly a pair of horses drew up, two men jumped down from a caged wagon, and throwing a netlike bag over the little fellow, roughly tumbled him into the wagon, where there were many others of his kind.

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THE FATHER'S BUSINESS

LOUIS A. GREGORY, LL.B.

In some branch churches the business of the church, which is surely a part of the "Father's business," is not given the thought by some of the members to which it is entitled.

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DIVINE REALITY

SUE H. MIMS.

The highest philosophic thought has for many centuries grasped the sense that there is and must be an invisible reality opposed to the phenomenal and transient view of things.