IN
these days, when much is being thought and spoken concerning the youth of our land, Christian Scientists are not overlooking their responsibilities in regard to the young people who are theirs to train; for they recognize that it is only through the teachings of Christian Science that human problems may be solved, and that true happiness and freedom for all humanity may be won.
WHILE
in the country one summer, the writer noticed a little bird beating its wings against a closed window near the peak of a barn and making strenuous efforts to get out.
George C. Eames, Committee on Publication for the State of Maine,
The purpose of this letter is not to take issue with a clergyman with respect to his syndicated article on tuberculosis and Christian Science, printed in a recent edition of your paper, but to hold out some degree of hope to those who may be struggling with that disease, and to whom his statement must have been decidedly depressing.
