The author of the serial, "The Thirteenth Commandment," causes one of the characters of his story to misrepresent Christian Science in a recent issue of the News, in saying: "There's everything in thinking a thing is going to happen.
There has never appeared in The Christian Science Journal an article denouncing doctors and all their ways, as stated by a family doctor in a recent issue of the Advertiser.
In a recent issue occurs an editorial enumerating the virtues hoped for from medical inspection of schoolchildren, and offering the opinion that every school should be provided with medical examiners in order to safeguard the health and lives of the rising generation.
A party
of young people, attending an amusement park near the seashore, went into a large room lined with mirrors, foreshortened and arranged in such fashion that the reflections were grotesque representations of the persons in the room.
Before
coming into a knowledge of the truth, the writer had great sympathy for what is generally known as a sensitive person, one whose feelings are easily hurt.
