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Oregon.—The Christian Science churches and societies of Oregon united this fall in maintaining reading-rooms at our state fair in Salem, Sept. 29 to Oct. 4, and at the annual round-up in Pendleton, Sept. 11-13. At the latter place the reading-room of the local church was kept open all day and during the evening, cards announcing this fact being placed in leading hotels and business houses. At the reading-room, literature was provided for free distribution. Monitors were also distributed each day to the hotels and lodging-houses and placed where guests could help themselves to copies, while a rack in the railroad station was kept filled with papers.
During fair week at Salem, our reading-room was visited by seven hundred persons, including the Governor and the chaplain of our state penitentiary. Several doctors and nurses in attendance at the eugenics exhibit, located near us, also called to express their interest in Christian Science and to secure literature. Monitors were distributed every morning to a large number of campers just outside of the grounds, accompanied on one morning by cards announcing our reading-room; while small tables, on which were placed papers and a card inviting the public to take copies, were put in the lobbies of Salem's leading hotels with the managers' consent. A similar arrangement was made with one of the exhibitors in the exhibition hall, and a Monitor table in his booth gave many passers-by an opportunity to secure copies of our clean daily messenger.
More than five thousand two hundred pieces of Christian Science literature were given out during the state fair and the round-up. Besides the Monitors, Sentinels, Journals, and Herolds, which were distributed in goodly numbers, there were also many pamphlets, including those in German, Swedish, French, and Norwegian.—Correspondence.
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January 10, 1914 issue
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Momentum of Conquest
ROBERT NALL
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Knowledge of Absolute Truth
FRANK H. SPRAGUE
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Sunday School Work
MYRTLE B. S. JACKSON
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What is the Origin of Evil?
DR. CURT GENTSCH
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"The burden of the word of the Lord"
HELEN ANDREWS NIXON
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A Dream
CHARLES C. SANDELIN
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In the Chronicle of recent date is a reference to a statement...
Frederick Dixon
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My attention has been called to a statement in Mr. Bieder-wolf's...
Robert L. Ziller
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Jesus came teaching, not about evil, how to fear it and how...
R. Stanhope Easterday
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In a recent issue Dr. Hale indulged in a criticism of Christian Science
Willis D. McKinstry
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In reporting the work of Evangelist Wilson, this gentleman...
H. Cornell Wilson
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The Rule of Mind
MINNA MATHISON
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Why Not Evangelical?
Archibald McLellan
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Truth, Selective and Saving
John B. Willis
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"Perfect models"
Annie M. Knott
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The Lectures
with contributions from Don E. Gilman, Eloise Mabury, Amaziah D. Davis, H. C. Hocken, S. E. Bone, Harry P. Huse, Lady Molteno, Florence Carter, C. A. S. Frost
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Several times since my healing in Christian Science, a transformation...
Charles J. F. Kraft
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It is with deep gratitude to God, and also thankfulness to...
Lucy Riggs Ball
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It is some years since Christian Science was brought to us...
Annie Jackson with contributions from James Ward Jackson
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It is with the deepest gratitude that I look back over the...
Florence I. Woolley
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I have much to be grateful for, as I have received many...
H. G. Schindler
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After the birth of our little son in 1905 I seemed unable to...
P. F. JOSEPHINE EDWARDS
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It is with a heart filled with love and gratitude for the...
Elsie R. Brice
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I wish to express my gratitude for all the benefits I have...
Christine Latourell
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