Word: christian
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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There has, I believe, been some tendency ton conclude that I was attempting to present the views of The Christian Science Monitor. This is not the case...
Referring to the Conference Mr. Stanley High, one of the editors of the Christian Science Monitor, told a Crimson reporter yesterday that "The so called wet vote at Harvard and reports of wet sentiments in other Colleges have aroused dry sentiment among the students...
...died in Devonshire. Of all writers he was the most fecund. His 147 works include novels, lives of the saints in 15 volumes, fairytales, autobiography (A Demon Churchman) and, above all, hymns. Two hymns universal in the Protestant world are his, viz.: Now the Day is Over and Onward, Christian Soldiers...
Associated with the Bishops were such eminent physicians as Sir Thomas Allbutt, Sir Robert Armstrong-Jones, Drs. William Brown, J. A. Hatfield, Jane Walker. They heard evidence on behalf of Christian Science and other forms of faith-healing. But their verdict was flatly in favor of doctors...
Pacifistic remarks made on Friday at the Liberal Club by Mr. Stanley High, an editor of the Christian Science Monitor, had the immediate effect of adding another name to the already large enrollment of the Military Science department, it was learned yesterday from Lieutenant Colonel W. S. Browning, head of the department...