Editorials

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Peace that Passeth Understanding

Editor

THE Saviour's mission was was to bring peace and rest to the struggling heart.
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Applications for Teaching

The Christian Science Board Of Education

APPLICATIONS for appearance before the Board of Education for next year, will not be received until notice thereof appears in our periodicals.
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An Impostor

Editor with contributions from Elma I. Lowry, Ezra M. Buswell

We have twice or thrice in the past, called attention to the impositions practised upon Christian Scientists by a man claiming to be one of our number who gave different names at different times and places.
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From Leslie's Weekly

Editor

Leslie's Weekly of August 3, 1901, contains a well-executed photographic picture of the house and grounds of Mrs.
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The Ledger Album of Celebrities

Editor

That ably conducted and high-toned monthly publication The Ledger Monthly of New York for August, 1901, publishes what it calls "The Ledger Album of Celebrities.
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The June Class

Editor

The Normal class of the Board of Education began its session June 20, and continued for two weeks.
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A Correction and Explanation

Anna B. White-Baker

Dear Editor:—Will you kindly give place to the following explanation.
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Rev. John Snyder and Christian Science

Editor

Under the above heading the Christian Register of July 18, 1901, publishes a reply by Mr.
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Christian Science Services in the White Mountains

Editor

From the sprightly little paper called Among the Clouds, published at Mt.
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Hypercriticism

Editor

A writer in The Baptist Watchman says, "There is a certain class of minds which would repudiate the New Testament revelation if it should turn out that the mustardseed is not actually the least of all seeds.
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A Paper in the North American Review

Editor

The North American Review for August, 1901, contains a ten page article from the pen of Mr.
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Dedication at Beatrice, Neb.

Editor

In the account of the dedication of the church at Beatrice, Nebraska, published in the July Journal, there was an omission which we gladly take occasion to supply herewith.