Editorials

The following extract is from an article, on the abovenamed subject, which appeared in a recent issue of the Chicago Tribune.

Easter Largess

Beloved Students:—One and all from North to South, from East to West, please receive through our columns Mother's best thanks for your varied, multiform, beautiful, useful Easter gifts—all unexpected and lovingly appreciated.
The opening and dedication of a Christian Science Church is a most important event.
IN reply to inquiries we will say that under the By-law a class in obstetrics cannot be held until six months after the close of the general college term.
IN our last issue we published an account of the lecture of Mrs.
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THE above pertinent inquiry is submitted by way of an editorial in the New York Journal of April 1, 1901.
WE have carefully read the Act to regulate the practice of medicine, surgery, and midwifery, recently passed by the Missouri legislature, and which has now become a law.
ONE of the results of the legislation which has been urged against Christian Science practice in several of the states is a quite general expression of opinion as to whether Christian Scientists are entitled to compensation for their healing services.

Churches Opened at New York and Chicago

THE Second Church of Christ, Scientist, of New York City, was opened Easter Sunday, April 7, and the Second Church of Christ, Scientist, of Chicago, was dedicated.
Its possibilities are limitless.
We have great pleasure in publishing the following extracts from the Nordiske Blade.