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The Municipal Flag
Concord Evening Monitor
At the last meeting of the city government, a letter was read from ex-Governor Frank W. Rollins urging the city fathers to adopt a municipal flag. This idea has been talked of in other cities, and such a flag has been adopted in many foreign and a few cities in this country.
In his letter, Governor Rollins says: "Let us adopt a flag, with a suitable emblem or device, which shall wave over our city building side by side with the Stars and Stripes, and which shall, whenever seen, mean Concord with a big C. If we send away a delegation—whether it be of the city fathers, or our police, or firemen, or our veteran firemen, or our own high school athletes, or a baseball club, or a golf team, let it be accompanied by our municipal flag, and let our representatives do their best for our lovely city, inspired by its presence, and bring it back triumphantly."

August 29, 1901 issue
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Christian Science and Absent Treatment
J. R. Mosley
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Mr. Hering to Rev. Crawford-Frost
Hermann S. Hering with contributions from Mary Baker Eddy
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My Thought of God
BY WILLIAM CROFTS
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
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Reforms and Reformers
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American Baptist Flag
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Christian Science
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Brotherhood
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A Lesson from Truth
BY STELLA F. MERRITT
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Be ye Faithful
BY E. B. L.
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A Word in Season
BY ISAI T. KAHN.
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A Few Words of Gratitude
L. R. F.
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Healed by Christian Science
Isabella M. Stewart
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Epilepsy Healed
Emma Hagenow
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Disappointment Overcome
E. J. C.
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I overturned a tea-kettle of boiling water on our little...
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with contributions from Edwin P. Farnham, Bonar