In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

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The Message of the Rose

BY WALDO PONDRAY WARREN

A rose once bloomed in a flower garden, and grew to be sweet and fair.
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Character Building in the Home and School

A. Davis

The training of children is conceded to be one of the important problems of this human existence.
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Annual Meeting

with contributions from Mary Baker Eddy, Irving C. Tomlinson, Mabel C. Gage

First Church of Christ, Scientist, of Concord, N.
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Who Seeks, Finds

Judith Ray

Once upon a time there was a wise queen who reigned over a country so beautiful that she ought to have been perfectly happy.
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A lesson that we all need to learn is to grasp opportunities...

A lesson that we all need to learn is to grasp opportunities the instant they appear.
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Every Blow Counts

BY C. F. HACKETT.

A gentleman while passing a building in the process of construction, noticed a workman trying to break a large stone with a sledge-hammer.
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Happy New Year

BY ALTA GRETTON.

God's New Year! All God gives is good, then we have nothing to fear for the new year, for we know that "all things work together for good to them that love God.
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A Comparison

BY MRS. HATTIE S. GALE.

In the editorial column of the Sentinel of December 7, under the title, "Honest Objections," we read an able argument on the price of our text-book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," as compared with the price of other text-books, college books, law books, medical books, etc.
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Christian Science is Practical Christianity

BY F. M.

With magical skill Christian Science takes up the chain of events and re-links the distant past with the present.
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The True Center

BY BERT POOLE.

Christian Science reveals the fact that nearly all men are egotists; that is, the world, society, business, God.
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Out of Darkness into Light

BY G. W. BARRETT, M.D.

I was a practising physician for about thirty years.
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Truth Triumphant Over Error

Sylvanus Stall

Just outside of the city of Geneva, in Switzerland, there are two rivers which come together at an acute angle; the one to the left is muddy and turbid, while that to the right is as clear as crystal; you can look down through its liquid depths, clearly distinguishing that which lies at the bottom of the river.