In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

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A Kindly Change

F. W. S.

We have one newspaper that has abused and misrepresented Christian Science in every way and on every occasion.
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Fast Day Proclamation

The following proclamation has been issued by Frank W.
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Miss White's Song Recital

M. B.

With much pleasure we republish from the Concord Daily Monitor the following critique of Miss Villa Whitney White's song recital recently given before the Concord Woman's Club.
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Ojibways Visit Longfellow's Home

with contributions from Kabaoosa

Almost half a century has passed since the poet Longfellow visited the "Lord of the Pictured Rocks" and "Hiawatha's Playground" to gather the material which later appeared in his immortal "Song of Hiawatha.
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The Scholar

Professor J.
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Religious Items

with contributions from T. W. Young, Y. M. C. A., George C. Lorimer

An editorial in the Christian Register, organ of the Unitarian denomination, dealing with the question as to whether the God of Unitarians is the God of all true Christians, says: "When we say God, we mean an Infinite Power, Intelligence, Wisdom, Truth, Beauty, Justice, and Goodness.
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An Illustration

BY J. E. FELLERS

Since I began the study of Christian Science, I have often thought of the old field thistle that grows on the farm to the great annoyance of the farmer, who can never tell whence it came.
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Truth's Lesson

BY LEWIS PRESCOTT

In the Scriptural narrative of the restoration to life of the widow's son, it is noticeable that Jesus first said, to the mother, "Weep not.
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The Bread of Life

BY M. M. E.

Jesus came preaching to the multitudes and offering them the bread of Life, the bread of God, that would satisfy the hungry.
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Unity

BY HENRY C. LAWRENCE

This word "unity" is no doubt uppermost in the heart of every Christian Scientist to-day.
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Thoughts for the Day

BY ANDREW S. MERRITT.

Less than two years ago, Christian Science was first brought to my notice.
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The Journal and Sentinel

BY S. E. BRADLEY.

I desire to express my deep and sincere appreciation of the work and efforts of our editors and publishers, and of the good things they send us by our Journal and Sentinel.