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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-04
Christian Scientists Take Note
Radical Reliance and Obedience
Imperative
God Revealed to Our Beloved Leadt
page 238 Of Our textbook:

Attempts to conciate society (no shameful appeas-
ing and gain dominion mankind arise from
worldly weakness He who leaves all for Christ forsakes
popularity and gains Christianity".
And on Page 80 of the Textbook God moved our be-
loved Leader TO write
As the individual ideal Of Truth, Christ Jesus
REBUKES to rebuke RABBINICAL and all sin.
HELPFUL sickness, and death,-to point out the way
of Truth and Life.
This ideal demonstrated throughout the whole
earthly Of Jesus, showing the difference between
the offspring Of Soul and of material Of Truth and
af
II we have triumphed sufficiently the errors Of
material allow Soul hold the control shall
LOATHE SIN AND REBUKE 1T UNDER EVERY MASK.
Only in this way bless enemies. though
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-04
250th Birthday Of The Founder Of
Methodism John Wesley is Honored

80. who some historians have said exerted more IN
iucnce practical Christianity than any other person
since Martin Luther Will be observed Sunday.
THE man John Wesley, the founder Of the Meth.
odist Church, the largest Protestant denomination in the
United States today" Detroit Free PlessBy Adrian
Fuller Free Press Religious Wrtcr-Saurday June q
l953l.
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Word of God 1904 B. {. and 1853

We wish to call readers attention TO the phras,
oopy Of of nearly 5000 years ago which would
vary substantially in Protestant Catholic and Jewish
Bibles
From CHRISTIAN SCIENCE QUARTERLY BIBLE
LESSON SERMON for July s. 1853.
Subject: GOD
Golden Text: Kings :23 Lord God of Israel there
God like Thee in heaven above earth benea
Who keepest covenant and mercy with Thy servants
that walk before Thee with all their heart.
1853 TREATMENT
Our Father-Mother God all-hArmonious", There is
God like Thee in heaven, tNOT) above, but every
where Notwithstanding the entire universe! with Thy
wholy-harmonious spiritual creation!l
Or on earth (NOT) beneath! - but desructibie
imageof ndestructibe spiritual dea!-both IN coll
lective human conscousness!!!
Who keepest covenant and mercy with Thy servants
that walk before Thee with all their heart"
HEART Mortal feelings. motives affections, joys,
and Sorrows Page 587 Glossary, Science and Health
To the writer the following added to the thought of
"HEART'-aims ambitions, aspirations; quantity and
quality
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they may not so construe our words
We cannot choose for ourselves. but must work out
our salvation in the way Jesus taught.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-04
Fear. No EriI
By ELIZABETH ELLINGTON
DIVINE LOVE PROTECTS

When God has heard ones prayer and has seen NJ
tears, in some measure prove all things 81
Christian Science teaches; "Divne Love always hs, u
and always will meet every human need"
In the Bible, Isaiah 49, the story of Hezekiah tell, \
when he sick unto DEATH Isaiah, the prophet We.
to him with message from the Lord and said:
"Thus saith the Lord, set thine house in order" {
Hezekiah began Immediately to get down to the bu,n'
,f setting his mental spiritual house in order in obed.
10 the command.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-04
Hezekiah Prayed

Then Hezekiah turned
his face toward the wall, and
prayed unto the Lord. And
said. Remember now, .
Lord, | beseech thee, how /
have walked before thee in
truth and with a perfect
heart, and have done that
which is good in thy sight.
And Hezekiah wept sore
The Secret Pursuit
The secret pursuit of life,
brought pardon and Life
more abundantly," because
Of seeking a better under
standing of scientific life in
God. And turning his face to
the wall, away from shining,
mortal, material thinking, to
the actual Truth of being,
Hezekiah was able to dem
onstrate longer life accord
ing to true Principle.
The story goes on to tell
us:
Then came the word of
the Lord to Isaiah, saying,
Go and saw to Hezekiah,
Thus saith the Lord, the God
of David thy father, ! have
seen thy tears; behold, ] will
add unto thy days. :"
II is a good thing TO Keep
the Truth before you in these
modern days, il is right here
with us. through the spirit of
the Messiah. And through
the study Of Science and
Health with Key to the Scrip
lures. discovered by Mary
Baker Eddy. light is thrown
upon the Bible.
And John came preach
ing. The kingdom of heaven
is at hand" Yes. the King
dom of heaven, harmony. is
at hand at this very instant.
Isaiah was a Prophet sent
by God. and God has until
this day chosen His prophets
and good people. to carry his
messages. TO protect Truth
from error, Our Faith
Mother God, prepares his
messengers. through divine
preparation, that they may
know right from wrong.
God being all-in-all, how
can infinite Mind be limited
by mortal human thinking :?
Does not Spirit, God, act
without the intervention Of
any material object or NOR
tai strife agency? Or with
out referring His actions to
matter? Or TO mortal man
whose breath is in his nos
trils?"
Yet. let it be understood
quickly. that in the Science
of being. God did not make
a mortal man. SO then. in
working out human affairs.
we find that the only mortal
there is. human counterfeit
thinking makes it so. The
unmeasured. unlimited. in
finite Mind. ever present i'm
the world. knows no mortal
man or human bigotry.
And please allow il to be
added that a knowledge of
evil is not the status Of true
manhood. Gods law is the
divine commandment for the
conscious right reasoning of
man, his perfect spiritual
idea. This furnishes man
with strength for the sue-
/ eessful performance of &C.
ton against all forms of
error.
Christ Jesus was crucified.
yet he overcame the world
and all error. From this, we
ind that severed from
earth's dream Of mortal
strife he showed man
KIND the way, TO the
light of spiritual love and
intelligence, radiating the
universe, in one grand and
glorious Fstherhood of God.
and spiritual brotherhood of
man.
The Master said: IF We
love me keep my command
ments," and he also said:
Il will pray the Father. and
ne shall give you another
comforter. that he may dwell
with you forever; Even the
Spirit of Truth. whom the
world cannot receive. be-
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him; Tor he dwellcth Nh
you. and shall be II YOU
The glad tidings cannot
spread by too many Of Cd
chosen people. for nothing
the entire universe b,
preparation for Truth, h
ter than demonstration A
demonstration cannot
limited by that which hum
thinking believes should 4
cupy one. according to
man planning. And q
never leaves one out ma
storms of human bigerl
Wisdom and prudence. M,
der the protection Of dBi
Love scars far above hdnl
will. The seed Of divine Id
has been sOwn, and i Vi
continue to burst forth sa
blossom all over Gods ID
verse.
In the meantime as ID
studies TO improve his spin
ual mental status. he ind
there is no need Of any Cd
beng overcast with doul
and fear with their oggI
and misty obscuritics- y
Mrs. Eddy has stated y.
page li2. of Science I'd
Health with Key to
Scriptures: Neither amin
magnetism. nor hypnotist
enters into the practice
Christian Science. in Wild
Truth cannot be reversed.
the reverse Of error is trl|
An improved belief cana
retrograde.'
This writer had TO pro
some of the things studdI
many times. And il begs
many years ago. when ms'
/ 4 nd Christian Sciences
WIS told il never leaves o.
wnerc he was found. II VI
during my very curly stad
/ that ! longed for the oppcI
tunty TO demonstrate, al1
seeing two outstanding sa
ings of others.
But when the oppoItum'I
came. during the first ie
hours it did not seem so eas
| was walking down tow
and turned my foot, ard y
tween two and three o'clocV
the neNt morDing. ! had u
pet right down on my kuc1
land crawl 10 the bath RON
| did not know what To
next. And rs ! b g'd
crawl back TO my Y t"
| said the Lords prNcr 40
the thought came. "lh.Te
no power aboNc 'ed
power" So ! SCRAMBLED
self back in bed. ant
stretched out in - MIC
screaming pa II. and - lp
tinucd TO declare th Wj
statements all that cH'o
re m g m Der in ca sN,.
Science. ! soon fell of in"S
deep painless sleep.
When awakened cary
the morning, | did not re!eI
to pain as happens so oluj
if one is not alert. | just .lsl
ply sprang upon my feet ~
pain had gone. and at
o'clock. | put out a larS]
and better family wash
than ever. And since 'na|
time we have been able
some measure TO put y
forms of error under lev.
when dwelling steadiaSI
under the protecting wln1
Of divine Love. And we pay
been able to help sick ou'l
ness take on new life, az
bring many sick men ~
women healthy bodies 81
elevated thinking.
Through the study OF W
Bible and Science and heS"
with Key to the ScriptaIs1|
as one prays for splrl'u|
growth. he can prove m",l
wonders. And he can p'es'
his cause in affliction. '''
also help to heal the slls m.
the world. For the Bible s'
us. THE word Of Geo
sharper than any two-eoS
sword"
And il can be the prov
truth that no matter ~
small to mortal sense Oa ".
sense of right reasenu ,',
may be. If he does not io'l, "a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-04

THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR and instAntan
tsneou and speedy Christian Science healings, and
Slow healngs!-"the tail has been wagging the dog
via Monitor Advertising Reducing the healing power of
the Church
And "tfe higher n,son ~ Gods Christ Science Is
10 take sVa' fre sins Of tte word'-Mr~ Eddy.
Reader tie Crrssn Science Monitor should
be ned r'o ing That hr-iian Science soft SIM
our be.fed Leader ha repeatedly touched upon the
fact that Christ destroy the works of the devil and
me herself ha- said y can only solaee the i'll, of
Sird by ~agng lively battle with the world, the flesh
and the devil".!i
Mondays June 22nd, Christian Science Monitor, Page
2, permitted the dcs-animal magnetism-to buy nearly
quarter 81 fhe page display the female form,
times in bathing suits!!! Cstrapessl
These de>lations, few times each year. remind one
again ard again and Of the backslidng Of the chill
dren 81 Israel insisting TO Prophet Samue Nay, but
want king like the other peoples! But in the Golden
Text from Peter, the Christian Science Quarterly
lesson for last Sunday-We find
'Ye are A PECULIAR PEOPLE!
To which added, in paper Of last week:
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A Mighty Challenge To All

rom The Christian Science Quarterly
ible Lesson Sermon
Subject CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Golden Text: Peter 2;9
We are a chosen generation,
A royal priesthood,
An holy nation,
peculiar people
christian Scientists take Note
Radical reliance imperativeD;
That ye should shew forth
The praises of Him God and His Christi
Who hath called YOU
Out of darkness into His marvellous light.
We challenge all races! and peoples!
To merit this divine benedictionl via Peter
Who have not submitted to the DISCIPLINE of
Gods Christ Science
The Messiah to ALL PEOPLES!!!
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CHAPTER XVII
GLOSSARY

These things saith He that is holy He that Is true, He
that hath the key of David, He that openeth man
shutteth; and shutteh, and openeth, know thy
works. behold have set before thee open door, and
no man can shut it--REVELATION.
In Christian Science learn that the substitution of
the spiritual for the material definition Of Scriptura
word often elucidates the meaning Of the inspired writer
On this account this chapter s added II contains the
metaphysical Interpretation of Bible terms giving their
spiritual which is also their original meaning
ABEL. Watchfuness; self oHering; surrendering 10
the creator the early fruits of EXPERIENCE.
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i~ot 10 NcPioCC, OsufP' VI DSeHoy ''~' NA>'-'
The Christian Science Monitor ;. :.
COPS Shaking Hands with
Ex-President Truman!
Spiritual Traitor to God and Country!
The House Of Representatives
Bi-Passes Road Block Daniel Reed
Of New York-Unpreeeden
But Both God and The Devil
Upset Presidents!
IsDanieI Reed a Prisoner Of the Devil?
or a Prisoner of God?
The Devil Horns In" on {. S.
Monitor Advertising!!!
Four Female Figures in Bathing
Suits!!! StrapIess!!!
And God Sent His Christ Science
To Destroy The Works Of the Devil!!!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-04

HOW THE DEVIL CAUSES PAINFULLY LONG
DELAYED HEALINGS!
AND PREMATURE DEATHS!,!
AND PERATIONS"-NOT-BY THE WORD OF GOD
BUT BY THE SURGEONS KNIFE
WHITEWASH "HEALINGS" C?) OF THE DEVlL!!l
LIKE KNOCKING THE NOISY SAFETY VALVE
OFF OF A BOLER,!. tsmie-)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-04
BY ANDREW F. FRuEHAuF, c.s. = q 4
Modern Christian Science Crusader

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Me jor Prophet of "our Father-Mother God all
harmonious" (p. 10, Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world
message and mission, who wildly the grace of God
do a Fruehauf-Marn Luther job in this age! !! And
Howl Science Health textbook, is Gods Lib
orator OF The Bible.
HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND HIS
FRIENDS
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-03-01
MILK cows AND MILK

Milk production probably will be high
er in the year ahead. Due TO increased
yield per cow. total production held up
much better than cow numbers from
1945 TO 1882.
says, trifle more than in 1851 but
is billion pounds below the 1941-50
average. An increase of 8 per cent
in 1858 would bring it up to 1875
billion pounds.
1t might seem that consumers
would absorb an increase of per
cent or little more in the supply
without any decline in price. First,
there will be about rs million more
mouths to feed, an increase of
around IS per cent. Then, con-
sumner income will be higher, per-
haps by 2 to 8 per cent.
However, prices paid to producers
are likely to average lower than in
the past year. Other foods are
weakening a little at retail and
dairy products may have to be
marked down slightly to meet COM
petition. Loosening of controls may
mean that rent will take a greater
share of income of many town and
city jewellers and leave less for food
and other goods and services.
Sill Best Buy
Since all the food elements in
milk are of the highest nutritive
value, it is still one of the 'best
buys even though other foods are
lower in price. This fact will help
to maintain per capita consumption
of fluid milk and may bring about
a further small increase.
The increase in milk supply with
little or no increase in total demand
probably will mean slightly lower
prices for dairy products in the next
| IL months than in the past year.
Increasing charges for processing
and distributing dairy products also
may tend to reduce prices paid to
farmers.
Since early winter, butter and
cheese prices have been at or near
the government support level. From
November % through February 10,
when production was much lighter
than it will be in spring and sum-
mer, the government has had to
buy 70 million pounds of butter
and 1877 million pounds of cheese
1t will have to buy considerably
more before the present program
of support at 80 per cent of parity
ends on March 81.
In view of the way these products
are piling up, it will not be surpris-
ing if the support level is reduced
for the year starting April 1. The
law requires the government to con.
tinue to support prices at such leve
between rs and go per cent of parity
as the Secretary of Agriculture
deems necessary "to assure an ade
quate supply" By mid-March tn,
Secretary probably will announc,
what the new level is to be.
Net returns to dairymen per uni
of product probably will be a littl
less than year ago. During mucl
of 1852 dairy returns over feed cos
were among the largest dairyme
have ever had.
To improve their net returns, ir
dividual farmers can strive to q
obtain higher prices and ~ lowe
w their production costs.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
AD-X2 Postscript

The report from the committee of the
National Academy of Sciences should be the
final word in the case of the National Bureau
OF Standards VS.. AD-X2
This committee, without reservation. has
approved the testing procedures of the bureau
1t also concurs in the bureaus find that AD-X2
Is without merit as battery addtive
The real Importance of this is that the
committee appointed at the request of Secre-
tary OF Commerce Weeks affrms the profess
sional and scientific integrity Of the Bureau OF
Standards. Mr.. Weeks originally had said that
the bureau was not sufficiently objective" in
its tests of AD-X2.
The best thing that can be done now is
to close the book on this unfortunate incident
Mr.. Weeks, for all practical purposes, has
confessed that he was in error. DR.. Allen w.
AStin, first dismissed as director of the bureau
but now retained has been fully vindicated
And, finally, the integrity of the bureaus pro-
fessional staff is unqualifedly vouched for by
an Independent committee of eminent scien-
lists This is good ending to a regrettable
incident, and If the lesson that is implicit in
1t is taken to heart, no real harm will have
been done.
Evening star., 1953-11-15

widely known for a number of years as
an expert golfer, won both the western
and national women's golf champion
ships this year." She was made ac-
quainted with her future husband when
she was playing at the Allegheny
Country Club at Sewickley as a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Thompson Her
father, Charles Anthony, was described
as "a successful Chicago lawyer" who
had taken an active part in college
sports while at Yale. Mr.. Horne,
though an enthusiastic golfer" never
had won any trophies.
X
The Star on November 4, 1908, con-
tanned two-column advertisement of
Gait & Bro, jewellers.
Engagement silversmiths and station
Rings ers, 11o7 Pennsylvania
avenue NV, featuring
engagement rings "of the finest quail
ity." Explaining that "our stock
comprises solitaire diamonds of almost
every SIZE" the card" continued to
the effect that rings bearing rubies,
emeraldS, sapphires, opals, pearls and
turquoises also we're available, "set
with diamonds" as well. Galt's like
wise advertised plain gold wedding
rings s. of 18 and % karat gold and
proper thickness and style"
A dispatch from Pittsburgh, published
in The Star on November S, 1908, said:
Despite the disagree
Cornegie able weather today.
ceIehrnf;on there was large at
tendance at Carnegie
Hall this afternoon on the occasion of
the eighth celebration of the founding
of Carnegie Institute. The speakers
included: Woodrow Wilson. president
of Princeton University: Judge p. S.
Grosscup of Chicago, Childe Hassam,
the well-known New York artist, and
Rev. DR.. Samuel D. Mcconnell. rector
of ALI Souls Episcopal Church, New
York"
Evening star., 1953-11-15

the sterner activities that await the
woman when she has moved into the
important sphere for which nature in
tended her. At IL years of age the
cnllo passes presumably into girlhood
and at IL she emerges, chrysalis-like,
INTO the full glory and beauty of young
Womannood. Under modern conditions
Cnls intermediary age has been ruth
ieSsiy invaded by demands and Gus
TOMS that rob 1t not only of its serenity
OF mind and seclusion from grosser
contact, but dispel in large measure
the holy idealism that possessed the
maldenhood of which Longfellow so
beautifully sang: Standing, with reluc-
tant feet. where the brook and river
meet, womanhood and childhood feet!"
woodward & Lothrop on November
8, 1903, cordially invited the children
:, Of Washington to their
Holidoy holiday opening of TOYS
Opening dolls and games" They ex-
planned that dozen diff
ferent sections" had been set up
to display their stocks of playthings
No less than 10000 square feet of space
on the fourth floor was allotted to the
display. Section / featured "a superb
collection of dressed dolls; Section 2.
"undressed dolls of all kinds; Section
3. TOY books in great variety; Section
4, wooden toys, "such as Noah's arks,
stables. stores. etc." Section 5, steam
toys, iron toys and mechanical boats;
Section 6. mechanical toys of other
classifications. including pianos and
music boxes. To these attractions were
added tool boxes. drums, bugles. Christ
mas tree ornaments. soldier and police
men suits. blackboards. tricycles, desks,
shoofys. footballs, punching bags,
graphophones and disc records. No
guns, space ships, cowboy outfits, hand
cuffs. mouth organs, chemistry sets or
funny books were mentioned.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
Sunday Sales

There is growing concern in our
community regarding what seems to be
an increasing number of, business places
open on Sunday. Not only are some of
these open on this day, but they are
using this day for advertising special
sales. Various people in the community
have been drawing our attention to
this fact and have sent us copies of
advertisements Of such sales on Sun
day.
It would seem that, in the light Of
the fact that there are SO many move
ments within our country related to
"back to God" or "back to religion, +"
more consideration would be given to
keeping the day that has been tradi-
tionally set aside for rest and worship
for these purposes.
1t occurs to us that this could very
well be matter that the Board of
Trade might study and act upon. We
are not convinced that it is necessary
for people to shop on Sunday, since a
large proportion of people do not work
on Saturdays and some places of busi-
ness are open on certain evenings of
the week.
We do feel that when the day that
has been set aside for worship becomes
another business day of the week, then
we can look for rapid deterioration
in the religious life of our country.
Regular worship is essential to a.
healthy religious life.
Frederick E. ReiSsig,
For the Commission on Community
Life. Washington Federation of
Churches
Evening star., 1953-11-15
Fifty Years Ago in The Star

Any reader who thinks our modern
varieties of crime fiction are pretty
terrible might do well to
Melo at the consider this review from
Empire The Star of November 8,
1908: Escaped from
Sing Sing stirring melodrama of five
acts, opened up a weeks engagement
at the Empire yesterday afternoon be-
fore large audience. The lines of the
drama are strong throughout, and the
attraction may be classed as one of the
best that has appeared at the Empire
this season. The scene of the play in
the first act is set in the village of
Tyneford. England, but is afterward
shifted to New York -. The play deals
with scheming woman, who, by her
cunning tricks, aided by the man she
loves. has her husband thrown into
prison on charge of forgery. After
a lapse of time he escapes and =. be-
comes a noted criminal In seeking
vengeance upon his wife, he is betrayed
and is again put in prison, but is after
ward pardoned because he produces
evidence which convictS his wife of
murder. The fight for liberty in a
saloon and the escape from Sing Sing
are two exciting climaxes. Frederick
Montague. who portrays the role as
Richard Fernley, is the star of the at
traction. while Edward Wonn, young
actor Of this city, handled his lines as
the villain in an exceptionally clever
manner. Eff1e Burlace Darling essayed
the part of the adventures in a salts
factory way"
4
On November 4, 1908, The Star re-
ported: Bessie Anthony of Chicago,
the golf champion,
Romance was married last night
OF the Links at Evanston. H.. to-
Bernard Shea Horne
of Pittsburgh. The ceremony, which
was held in the First Presbyterian
Church. was attended by over 1000 in
vited guests. The bride, who has been