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The Lectures
Judge William G. Ewing of Chicago, lectured at the Armory Monday evening (June 25) on the subject of Christian Science, under the auspices of the local Christian Science organization. Notwithstanding the extreme heat of the evening four hundred persons, including many of the best people of the city, came out to hear the subject discussed, and they were repaid by listening to a calm, scholarly discussion of a much misunderstood subject. This is the first time local Christian Scientists have appeared before the public and marks an epoch in that organization. The speaker was introduced by W.F. Dutton, who said in part :—
The words Christian and Science, are the two largest words in the vocabulary of the English language, and their meaning, in connection with the mighty movement which they designate, perhaps the least understood.

July 12, 1900 issue
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A Woman in Alaska
Emma L. Kelly
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Christian Science Ideas
Alfred Farlow
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A Golden Rule for Avoiding Sin
C. Overton
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The Gift of Love
M. M. Painter
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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Readers in Church
Mary Baker Eddy
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The Recent Classes
Editor
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Among the Churches
with contributions from J. Edward Smith, Ida M. Studley, Harry M. Harringer
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The Lectures
with contributions from W.F. Dutton
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The Unveiled Face
Annie E. Rider
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A Song of Praise
BY LOUISE REVELLE.
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Prison Work in Detroit, Mich.
BY MRS. HATTIE M. FREDERICK.
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Our Warfare
BY B. A. MILLER.
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Christian Science in the Paris Exposition
BY M. H. L.
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Two Cases of Healing
J. M. R.
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Convinced by Reading Science and Health
Violetta M. Doane
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Many Blessings Received
Annie H. Wilson
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Christian Science versus Materia Medica
J. P. Lowman
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Healed of a Disease Pronounced Incurable
Napoleon B. Meek
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Religious Items
with contributions from Arthur T. Pierson