Editorials

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TELEGRAMS RECEIVED BY MRS. EDDY

Editor with contributions from Dunmore, Board of Directors, John D. Higgins, M. E. Winslow, Carrie Harvey Snider, W. H. Vogel, F. C. House, Nathan B. Dahl, W. E. Morgan, Albert F. Conant, H. M. Beck, Augusta E. Stetson, Chas. F. Williams, First Church of Christ, Scientist, Howard S. Hawley, Louis Theurer, Edward Hayes, R. H. Lukenbill, George S. Farr, Edwin S. Myers, William Keeley, W. H. Bedard, C. E. Collins, Myron G. Marsh, Laura C. Tucker, Rosemary O. Anderson, Grace Shaw Kennedy, James E. Comstock

Within the past few days Mrs.
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THE SPIRITUAL ROCK

Annie M. Knott

They drank of that spiritual Rock that followed them: and that Rock was Christ.
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"ALL THINGS ARE SUBJECT UNTO HIM."

John B. Willis

An echo may be somewhat confused and indefinite because of the imperfections of reflecting surfaces, nevertheless it is quite sure to retain something of the distinctive characteristic of the parent voice and to enlarge its fame and range of influence.
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PUBLIC SENTIMENT

Archibald McLellan

It will be seen, from the newspaper editorials which we reprint in this issue of the Sentinel, that the suit of the "next friends" was not one which met with public approval, and the only move in connection with it which has received endorsement was its withdrawal.
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A VIGOROUS OLD AGE

John R. Norris

Spokane, Wash.
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OVERCOMING

Annie M. Knott

Not long since some one gave his opinion of Christian Science as a philosophy which teaches people to "grin and bear" their troubles.
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THE MASTERS' INTERVIEW WITH MRS. EDDY

Editor

On Wednesday, Aug.
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SUIT DISMISSED

Archibald McLellan

The utter collapse this week of the suit involving charges against Mrs.
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A PREREQUISITE OF PROGRESS

John B. Willis

It is an interesting fact that we cannot knowingly entertain contradictory opinions about a given subject at one and the same time.
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THE "SCIENCE OF SOUL."

Annie M. Knott

For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?
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"CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS AND JURY DUTY."

Archibald McLellan

In an editorial in the Sentinel of July 20 we quoted a newspaper item in which it was alleged that a Christian Scientist in Chicago had been excused from jury duty upon his representation that it would be inconsistent with his religion for him to serve as a juror.
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MRS. EDDY DESCRIBES HER HUMAN IDEAL

Mary Baker G. Eddy

In a modest, pleasantly situated home in the city of Concord, N.