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A Business Man's Letter
WE are permitted to print the following extracts from a letter written by Mr. Ira C. Hubbell of St. Louis, Mo.
My Dear Sir :—
If my remembrance is correct, there was a time when Christopher Columbus was considerable in advance of the age in which he lived, and when he first voiced to the world the ideas which had been given him, he received no encouragement, but finally someone was found who could see things as Columbus saw them, and then he no longer stood alone.
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January 22, 1903 issue
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Mrs. Eddy Replies to Mark Twain
Mary Baker G. Eddy
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Reply to a London Critic
Clarence A. Buskirk
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In the Medical Arena
Alfred Farlow
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The Path of Progress
Albert E. Miller
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Renewal of Copyright
Herbert Putnam with contributions from Thorvald Solberg
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Among the Churches
with contributions from V. Edna Henson, Cora E. Johnson
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A Prayer
Washington Gladden with contributions from Henry W. Crosskey
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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Notice
William B. Johnson
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Church Dedication in Manchester, N. H.
with contributions from Dinah Mulock Craik, J. C., Charles D. Reynolds, Mary F. Berry, William P. McKenzie, Irving C. Tomlinson, Alfred Farlow
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A Business Man's Letter
Ira C. Hubbell
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Error's Limitations
E. R. H.
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The Scientific Attitude toward Disease
MRS. IDA W. STRAUB.
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The Lectures
with contributions from D. H. Pinney, James D. Sherwood
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A Word from Mr. Chase
Stephen A. Chase with contributions from William Wordsworth
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Announcements
with contributions from Stephen A. Chase
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Religious Items
with contributions from Ripon, Joseph Parker, William Short, Charles H. Watson, Tileston F. Chambers
