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The Lectures
Judge Septimus J. Hanna of Boston, lectured in the Opera House, Monday evening, March 23, on the subject of Christian Science before an interested audience of about four hundred people, among whom were doctors, college professors, business men, and other prominent persons, and visiting Scientists. Judge Hanna was fittingly introduced by Miss Katrine Krudop, First Reader of the local church. The Manhattan Mercury published the lecture in full.
Correspondence.
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April 25, 1903 issue
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Reliance on God
Alice Jennings
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The Human Problem
Lloyd B. Coate
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Miracles
Sue Harper Mims
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The Proofs of Demonstration
Alfred Farlow
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A Christian Science Reply
Theodore D. Warren
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An Important Point
W. D. McCrackan
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Jesus nowhere laid down any laws of hygiene, drugs, or...
Ezra W. Palmer
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The Migration of Birds
Harry F. Witherby
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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Significant Questions
MARY BAKER G. EDDY.
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The Church Universal
Editor
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Impatience
L. W.
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A Spiritual Structure on a Material Foundation
C. D. REED.
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Church Needs and Supply
EDGAR G. WILLSON.
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Self-Analysis
HERBERT W. BECK.
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The Robin's Song
LAVILLA E. ALLEN.
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The Lectures
with contributions from Lovee, Charles J. Gunderson, James W. Orr
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After the birth of our daughter in 1887 my wife was a...
George H. Grant
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All that I am I owe to Christian Science
Anna Nickle
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Two years before studying Christian Science I was...
Mary C. M. Beach
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A Word from Mr. Chase
Stephen A. Chase
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Religious Items
with contributions from F. W. Gunsaulus, Joseph Parker, T. W. Campbell, William C. Gannett, Ichabod Spencer