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Scientists and Money

Editor

There is an impression among some outside the fold of Christian Science that Christian Scientists are a money-making people.

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More about the Remarkable Case

Editor with contributions from Harriet S. Berry, W. John Murray

In The Christian Science Journal for September, 1901, we published a testimony from Mrs.

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A Further Explanation

R. S. Peale with contributions from S. J. Hanna

I PUBLISHED in the last Sentinel a letter from Mrs.

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A Christian Science practitioner of New York City sends us an interesting account of a case of diphtheria which was promptly reported to the Board of Health, with results which were satisfactory all around.

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The Publishing Society and the Field

Editor

Those who are at work in the Field, endeavoring to reveal to the world that "beauty of holiness" which Christian Science establishes, intelligently appreciate the office of the publishing Society in its service to the Cause.

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Seating of Strangers

Editor

THE Church Manual contains a by-law relating to the seating of strangers which should not be overlooked or forgotten.

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An Explanation

Editor with contributions from Anna K. Craig, Septimus J. Hanna

THE following letter is one of a number I have received within a few days past:—

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The Day of Salvation

Editor

WHAT is salvation?

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Mrs. Eddy has not Seen It

Editor

WE clip the following from the Concord Evening Monitor of November 6, 1901:—

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Another Imposter

A young Jew, giving different Jewish names, has been for some months calling upon Christian Scientists in the northwest, obtaining money under false pretences.

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Spead-Tomlinson Case

A Citizen

The Daily Patriot of Concord, N.

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A Remarkable Case

with contributions from Jay Scott

In The Christian Science Journal for September, 1901, under the head of "Testimonies from the Field," we published, as the first testimony, the case of Mrs.