Editorials

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The Difficulties of Medicine

Editor

THE above is the title of a portion of a paper published in a recent number of the pharmaceutical Era, a medical periodical.
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The Lewis Case

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In the Sentinel of December 19, 1901, wherein we published a somewhat full account of the case of Rex vs.
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The Relatively Marvelous

Editor with contributions from Norman E. John

The following interesting article of Mr.
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A Canard

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A STORY has gone the rounds of the newspapers to the effect that Mrs.
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Christmas Reflections

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THE first Christmas of the Twentieth Century was notable for its general observance throughout Christendom.
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The New Year

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WE have entered upon the second year of the Twentieth century.
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Christmas Gifts

BY MARY BAKER G. EDDY

Beloved Students:—For your manifold Christmas memorials, too numerous to name, I group you in one benison and send you my Christmas gift, two words enwrapped,—love and thanks.
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Christmastide

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In the religious world the birth of the Nazarene is observed according to the various ceremonial methods prevailing in the respective denominations.
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Thankfulness

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People should be more thankful than they are, Christians and non-Christians alike.
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The Christian Science Lectures

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In view of the increased prosperity which has come to communities where the lectures provided for by the By-laws in our Church Manual have been made available, it seems advisable again to call attention to the great importance of this branch of Christian Science work.
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A Manly Man

W. A. M'Elphatrick

Every one admires manly men.
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An Israelitish View

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The following editorial in the American Israelite of Cincinnati, gives thinking people much food for serious reflection.