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Christian Science and Dentistry
I have been the recipient of such great good from Christian Science that I feel it my duty to speak a word of gratitude through the pages of our Sentinel.
It has been my privilege to receive class instruction from one of our Leader's loyal students. When leaving the class, our teacher said, "Be very careful when giving a testimony that you have made it your own." I feel that I have made this one in dentistry my very own.
The work was commenced January 7, and finished March 20. It consisted of nearly all possible kinds of dental work, and caused me neither inconvenience nor pain. Neither anaesthetic nor medicine was used.
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June 6, 1901 issue
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Violins and Violin Making
Frank Waldo
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The Lectures
with contributions from L. J. Moore, C. W. Brown
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Notices
with contributions from O. B. Frothingham
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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From Day to Day
Editor
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Among the Churches
with contributions from E. D. Hall, Norman E. John, W. Spaulding
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The Great Siberian Railway
with contributions from Pusey
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Christian Science
BY EUNICE POND ATHEY.
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Fair Investigation
BY H. W. N.
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Not Opposed to Christian Science
BY EMMA GOULD EASTON.
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The Advantages of Attending a Christian Science Church
BY FLORENCE MAGIVNY.
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Milton's View of the Supremacy of Good
BY A. C. S.
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Sorrow
BY MOWBRAY MARRAS.
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Light in a Moulding Room
Andrew H. Rundstaller
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Healed after Twenty-five Years of Suffering
Henry Gibbs
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The Seed of Truth Sown in Austin, Pa.
Della H. Horn
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Christian Science and Dentistry
Flora A. Justus
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Healed by Reading Science and Health
Daniel F. Beatty
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Christian Science in Childbirth
Laura Charnley with contributions from Phillips Brooks
