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The Lectures
A large and interested audience greeted Hon. William G. Ewing yesterday afternoon [March 6] at the Opera House. The speaker and his subject, "Christian Science, a Religion of Works," have both been given considerable publicity through the newspapers for several weeks past, and a great many presented themselves no doubt from an innate desire to learn.
Rev. J. H. Jones of the Unitarian Church introduced the speaker.—The Journal-Press.
The introductory remarks of the Rev. Mr. Jones were in part as follows:—
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May 7, 1904 issue
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The Tree and its Fruit
BLANCHE H. HOGUE.
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True Gratitude
LAURA C. TUCKER.
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Living the Truth
C. C. M.
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Christian Science and the Church
Alfred Farlow
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Conversation about Disease
H. Coulson Fairchild
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It has been well said that "sometimes a man is a physician...
Wm. H. Jennings
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Christian Scientists are aware that their methods seem...
Charles D. Reynolds
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The Lectures
with contributions from J. H. Jones, Frank Meek, William Broad, George P. Tawney
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Letters to our Leader
with contributions from Victoria Murray, Florence Coutts Fowlie, Beatrice Southern, Emily Wright, W. F. W. Wilding, Joseph Daniels, Wm. Royle, Gertrude Smith, Frances Thurber Seal, Albert E. Miller
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The sense of love and joy that came to me as I caught the...
Margaret T. Calkins
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I am very thankful for my knowledge of Christian Science...
Edwin Marquand
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Twelve years ago I was obliged to undergo five surgical...
Charles A. Ryder
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Christian Science healed me after everything else had...
Elizabeth T. Bell
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Notices
with contributions from Stephen A. Chase