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Miscellany
Miss Anna Buchanan who is a stenographer in Eugene Hagan's office has received a unique letter from her brother John A. Buchanan, who is with the Twentieth in the Philippines.
The letter, which is dated February 15, came enclosed in a cartridge box.
The regiment was in the trenches at that time, returning the galling fire of the insurgents. The boys could not get back to camp to write letters and they carried no stationery with them.
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April 13, 1899 issue
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To the Public
Mary Baker G. Eddy
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The Lecture at Music Hall
with contributions from Dr. George L. Perin
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The Medical Bill in Missouri
with contributions from Charles Opel, J. E. McKeighan
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The Lectures
with contributions from Jeannette Quick, Charles R. Crisp, Mrs. Betts
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A Plea for the Birds
BY HENRY A. MANNING.
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From Methodism to Christian Science
Estelle Millard
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The Coming Race
BY WALDO PONDRAY WARREN.
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Letters
with contributions from E. C. Butler, Eremete Venni, Casana, Bert Poole
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Miscellany
with contributions from G. D. Boardman, P. Davidson
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Questions and Answers
L. B.
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A Demonstration
John C. Higdon
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Tobacco Habit Cured
M. K. Fleming
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Good Results from the Lecture
L. B. Clarke
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Healed by reading Science and Health
C. E. H.
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The Sentinel
H. T. H.
