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When John the Baptist sent messengers to Jesus asking...

Elizabeth T. Bell

When John the Baptist sent messengers to Jesus asking if he was the Messiah, Jesus replied: "Go and shew John again those things which ye do hear and see: The blind receive their sight, and the lame walk, the lepers are cleansed, and the deaf hear, the dead are raised up, and the poor have the gospel preached to them.

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Libraries and schools are alike interested in protecting...

Libraries and schools are alike interested in protecting the children from the demoralization of comic supplements and the sensationalism of saffron newspapers, and two movements for "clean journalism" should interest both.

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The sermon printed in your issue of the 28th ultimo...

Frederick Dixon

The sermon printed in your issue of the 28th ultimo deals with a subject which looms very large in human thought at the present moment, and which the clerical critic has discovered it is impossible to brush aside with an obiter dictum.

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We commend the courage that characterized Senator...

We commend the courage that characterized Senator Works' defense of Christian Science on the floor of the Senate in opposition to the Owen bill proposing the creation of a federal department of public health.

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Senator Works' remarkable testimonial on the floor of...

Senator Works' remarkable testimonial on the floor of the United States Senate to the value of Christian Science is of universal interest.

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"THE NEW APPEARING"

LUCIA C. COULSON.

In all history there is nothing more beautiful than the story of the nativity.

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"LIVING WATER"

MARTHA R. WHITE.

In the exuberance of Bible imagery one finds many references to the "river of water of life.

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"GREATER WORKS"

H. COULSON FAIRCHILD.

When Christ Jesus told his followers that it was to be their privilege to do even greater works than those which he had done, they must have been astounded; but it is evident that they were not discouraged, for shortly after the resurrection they not only essayed to heal the sick and reform the sinning, but they actually did raise the dead; thus showing that they accepted the Master's command literally, and that it was not the opinion of the disciples that the healing power of Truth should disappear from the earth with the disappearance, to human sense, of the Master.