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The Lectures
The lecture of Carol Norton of New York City, at Pioneer Hall, Tuesday night, January 27, was well attended. It was a comprehensive covering of the cardinal points in the Christian Scientist's creed, including those which have aroused so much discussion and controversy.
The Ashland Tidings.
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February 26, 1903 issue
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"Looking unto Jesus"
S. F. S.
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What is man?
J. R. H.
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A Reply in Explanation
Clarence A. Buskirk
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The Healing Faith
W. D. McCrackan
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A Firm Foundation
Alfred Farlow
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The Fair Exchange of Values
L. B. C. with contributions from Charles Eliot Norton
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The Rubber Industry
Elliot Weatherby
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The Possibilities of Life
E. G. Spencer with contributions from W. C. Gannett
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"Doe the Nexte Thynge!"
Anonymous
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Letters to our Leader
Irving C. Tomlinson with contributions from Mary Hatch Harrison, A. C. Thompson
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Distribution of Literature
G. H. M.
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Upon Accuracy and Inaccuracy
ANNE DODGE.
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Obedience
MARGARET E. HALLEY.
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Giving
GEORGE S. TEBBETS.
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The Lectures
with contributions from George B. Albee, D. F. Singleton
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On the evening of October 27, 1898, I was on my way...
Annie M. Dahl
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My first knowledge of Christian Science, came through...
Maggie Richmond
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Eight years ago I was suffering with chronic stomach...
H.J. Kittridge
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A Word from Mr. Chase
with contributions from Joseph Armstrong, Stephen A. Chase
