Lecture on Christian Science at Ama rillo High School
Miss Margaret Murney Glenn of Ros ton spoke on Christian Science at the Ama rillo First Church event. She argued that science of spirit explains man better than material science and theology, asserting man is made in God’s image as spiritual, immutable substance, not material nerve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Murney Glenn
First Church of Christ Scientist of
Amarillo
C. SB
Raston
First Church of Christ Scientist
Roston
Massachusetts
Glenn
Mary Baker Fddy
Robbers Take 41 Bales of Silk in Wilkes Barre Heist
Five bandits raided the Empire Silk Throwing Company plant in Wilkes Barre Pa and fled with 41 bales of silk worth 35000 dollars. They overpowered 52 year old Ed ward Cooper the watchman and tied him to a chair.
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Wilkes Barre
Empire Silk Throwing Company
Edward Cooper
Mary Baker Eddy and the motive to relieve suffering
The text notes Eddy’s lifelong aim to relieve humanity’s suffering through a sanitary system that includes moral and religious reform. It asserts her early labor aimed at broad, unselfish service and clarifies that Eddy did not seek to advance her own personality.
Understanding Mrs Eddy as Discoverer and Leader
The passage argues that true leadership in Christian Science rests with Mrs. Eddy as Discoverer, Founder, and Leader. It claims only those who deeply understand and prove the subject can lead, and rejects any leadership other than hers as ignorant of the Science she was to reveal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Eddy
Flashes of Life in War Debate Over Littlest Soldier
The dispatch outlines a playful contest among four contenders for the title of littlest fellow in the armed forces. Names include Nicholas Casale of Newark listed at 4 feet 10 inches and 110 pounds, Braggio Raimandon of Lake Hopatcong at 4 feet 8 inches and 108 pounds, and William Geyer of Pittsburgh at 4 feet 9 inches and 96 pounds. The piece notes ongoing discussions in Newark and New York about possible candidates and the playful rivalry surrounding height and weight as a light wartime curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Newark
WN. J
A. BE. F
Nicholas Casale
Braggio Raimandon
Lake Hopatcong
M. J
William Geyer
Pittsburgh
Wonder world of the future and other notes
Prof Alexander Silverman of the University of Pittsburgh discusses huge transparent rods from China to the United States that illuminate nights and carry heat to cold regions. General Feng Yu Hsiang, the Christian general, lives behind an eight foot mud wall in Taiyun China. John J Danne paid 104700 for beer on Staten Island with taxes and penalties totaling nearly 499k in three years. A year in prison was suspended. Mrs Rebecca Finkler faces weekly alimony as divorce proceedings begin. Joseph McFarland may receive 5000 from his father's estate upon marriage notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Silverman
University of Pittsburgh
China
United States
Tropics
Taiyun
Shansi
Feng Yu-Hsiang
New York
John J. Danne
Sam
Staten Island
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Lucky Tiger
Mary Baker Eddy
Zemo
Milwaukeef
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Joseph McFarland
American Central Life Insurance Company
Floyd VY. Studer
Com Company
Northwest Texas
Iticura
Malden
Mass
Amarillo Electric Company
Polk Si
Reppert Lumber Company
Geo. L. Kistler
Hughes
The
Reppert Lumber Co
Reppert Lumber
Sixth ST
HOTEL
Palo Duro
Radio Z Tub
Amarillo Hardware CO
Polk St
Majestic
OUR Service Department
Triangle Electric CO
W. 7Th Ave
Finkler Electric CO
Dial
Ceats Rel
Pork St
East
10Th St
6Th St
16Th St
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