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Aching Amputated Arm
The Poughkeepsie (N. Y.) Evening Enterprise published the following despatch from Binghamton, N. Y., some time since:—
The seemingly impossible fact that a man's arm can convey sensation to the brain after it has been amputated was demonstrated at Norwich Thursday, in the case of A. B. Knapp, a prominent resident of that village, who was injured on the railroad.
After the amputation Thursday evening, Knapp recovered rapidly from the shock until suddenly he complained that the arm was cold.
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May 30, 1901 issue
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The New West
William R. Lighton
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The Character of a Gentleman
John Henry Newman
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The Lectures
with contributions from Adam H. Dickey, A. C. Shaw
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June
James Russell Lowell
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Notices
with contributions from Frances E. Willard
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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Aching Amputated Arm
Editor
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Doctors Need not Go
Editor
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Among the Churches
with contributions from Olga Baroness von Beschwitz, Nannie C. Gatlin, Robert Dolley
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Forbear, Forgive, Forget
BY WILLIAM BRADFORD DICKSON
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Reply to a Clergyman's Inquiries
with contributions from T. P. S., Harriet L. Betts
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Some First Fruits
BY C. A. PILLARS
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Above the Clouds
BY G. E. M.
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Reasons for Accepting the Statement that Matter is Unreal
BY GEORGE D. KELLER.
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A Business Incident
BY WALDO P. WARREN
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Why I became a Christian Scientist
J. R. M. with contributions from N. R.
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Second Letter
N. R.
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Blessings we have Enjoyed
L. R. C.
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Health and Happiness due to Christian Science
Cora L. Schweigart
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Proofs of the Power of Divine Mind
Elsie Kelso
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Christian Science an Effectual Remedy
J. Stewart
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Rejoicing in Health and Strength
A. C. with contributions from Whittier
