There
is little question but that the world at large would be much happier were it awake to the desirability of cherishing the good of which it is already conscious.
When
Paul wrote, "Now abideth faith, hope, charity, these three," he certainly presented cardinal virtues which have always been loved and appreciated to some extent by all.
When
men seem to be suffering, when they appear to be the victims of disease, when they apparently fall before the suggestions of evil and become evil's prey, often they are pathetically helpless, seemingly devoid of the power to free themselves in the least degree.
After
deliberate consideration over a substantial period of time a decision was reached and an announcement accompanied by architect's drawing was made in The Christian Science Monitor of April 26 that the Pacific Coast Sanatorium would be located in San Francisco.
