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Letter to a Teacher
Idaho Springs, Col., October 30, 1901.
My Dear Teacher:— Regarding the beautiful demonstration of the power of God through Christian Science at Argentine Pass on October 18, last, the facts are as follows:
I own and am operating some mines and a large tunnel at Argentine, Col., eight and a half miles above Georgetown. On the day mentioned I had arranged with my men to come up and see how the work was progressing. I also arranged for Colonel Evans, a very prominent mining engineer, to go with me, and a young Mr. Randall, son of the editor of the Georgetown Courier.
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January 16, 1902 issue
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Relied on Christian Science
Editor
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The Skilful Gardener
J. Paul Lowell
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Serving
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
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Letter to a Teacher
with contributions from Rees C. Vidler, Simon Anderson
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Duty
BY JOHN GRAY.
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Thanksgiving
BY HENRY M. MASON.
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Learning how to Learn
BY J. B. WILLIS.
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Proving Up
BY JACOB HODGE.
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Helping One Another
BY S. M. FRIEDLANDER
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"A Little Child shall Lead Them"
BY S. F. S.
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The Difficulties of Medicine
Editor
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The Lectures
with contributions from N. H. Bacon, Jessica W. Pierson, George H. Withey, Clarence C. Eaton, Mrs. Bone
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Report of Sales at Chicago, Ill
Fannie B. Hunt
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If I Can Live
Helen Hunt Jackson
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Many times my conscience has pricked me, and spoken...
Minnie M. Keevan
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What a sweet satisfaction it would be to me if I could...
George A. Stiles
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One morning I awoke and began reading I John, 3
Elsie Kelso with contributions from Fannie C. Johnston
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I wish to express my gratitude for the spiritual and...
Alice M. Whyte
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Religious Items
with contributions from Stopford A. Brooke, Oliver Johnson, Hawthorne, John Richard Green, Gordon, Channing, H. W. Beecher, Arthur Helps