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The Shepherd

Frances Mack Mann

We find in both the Old and New Testaments that the type of the shepherd was a favorite one for Biblical writers.

If a medical prescription could be written that would prevent sin, disease, and death, men worth hundreds of dollars, would give their hundreds to possess it; men worth thousands would give their thousands; and men worth millions would give their millions.

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Why I Became a Christian Scientist

By JACOB Y. SHANTZ

[The Mennonites are followers of Menno Simon, one of the fourteenth-century reformers who came out from the Church of Rome.

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Brotherly Regrets

with contributions from George W. Bicknell, Thomas Edward Patterson, C. W. Biddle, Frederick H. Hamilton, Charles Fleischer

The following letters of regret received by Rev.

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From Oregon

A. F. Hofer

Editor Sentinel :—Although a trifle late, I hand you herewith a copy of the iron-clad medical bill presented to the late Oregon Legislature for enactment into law.

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Veto the Medical Bill

Governor Thomas should veto the proposed law limiting the practice of medicine to those who have obtained a diploma from "some reputable medical college.

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The Medical Trust

It is a fact which cannot be successfully denied that the medical bill, which was passed by the late legislature, seeks to establish what practically would be a medical trust.

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Religious Tide Out

That the Methodist Church in cities had ceased to grow in membership; that the Christian Church at large was passing through a revolution, and was face with a crisis; that religious themes no longer interested men, and that ministers, as such, were no longer revered, were some of the statements made by Rev.