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Wonderful Healing
THE First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Topeka is at 210 West Sixth Street. Willis D. Mckinstry is First Reader, and Mrs. C. S. Whittaker is Second Reader. The membership of the local church is one hundred. The average attendance is one hundred and fifty. Services are held at II A.M. Sunday, and 8 P.M. Wednesday.
The meeting last night was one of unusual interest. A reporter for the Capital was present, and gives the following account of the services.
The strong harmony of a hundred voices singing the tune of Arlington and the words of John Greenleaf Whittier opened the evening meeting.
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August 3, 1899 issue
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"Peace, be still!"
Mary Baker Eddy
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The New Age of Progress
Rene Bache
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An Attorney-General's Opinion
David M. Campbell
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Current Religious Items
with contributions from Samuel M. Crothers
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The Lectures
with contributions from Leroy Hall, W. H. Platt
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Suggestions to a Beginner
Arthur T. Morey
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Gardening
By Ethel Whitcomb
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A Convincing Experience
Henry Compton
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The Larger Life
BY WALDO PONDRAY WARREN
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A Suggestion
Edward E. Norwood
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Letters
with contributions from Frances Thurber Seal, Mary Eleanor Raymond
