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Newspaper

Ismay

Location

Ismay, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1908

Page

7

The New Thought Movement and Its Beliefs

A critical survey of New Thought argues it blends Christian Science, psychology, and mysticism. It addresses God as First Cause, claims mind over disease, and cites telepathy and consciousness growth as central tenets.

William Patterson New York City New Thoughtists Carnegie Lyceum Neitzheim Mrs. Eddy P. P. Quimby Joseph Stewart Prof Stewart New Thought Movement Elmer Gates Smithsonian Institution Gates God Grove Christ Jesus Christ Heaven Earth New Thought West New Thought

Hand Painted Porch Tales of a Cautious Painter

Gibbs narrates a comic mishap as his wife and daughter supervise paint work on a porch. The color changes with each coat, the sample book fails to match, and a kaleidoscope of shades confounds the effort. A final plan ends with an outside painter, while the cat wanders with paint on its paws.

Gibbs Samnia Andél Saan Cench Lua Kitty Chanes Ashe gladivAnd Don

Twelve in State at Capitol A Long Line of Honor

Record shows only twelve men accorded lying in state at the Capitol. Began with John Quincy Adams in 1848 and ended with William McKinley in 1901. Each case followed solemn processions and rites, with Adams dying in the Capitol and Calhoun, Lincoln, Garfield, and others honored in turn.

Joe Cannon Capitol John Quincy Adams William McKinley Adams House of Representatives Statuary Hall United States New York Sun House Earth John C. Calhoun Senate Supreme Court Room South Carolina Henry Clay Abraham Lincoln White House Great Dome Lincoln Rotunda Springfield Chase Charles Sumner Wilson Garfield John A. Lozan Waite

Enterprising West Townman Hangs Sign For Pies

A breezy town superintendent runs a railroad eating house and recently hung a sign promising pies. The quirky display amuses passersby as it touts nostalgic flavors and home style desserts from a past era.

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Prof. Stewart Henry Wood New England Pied Rae Bey R. Heber Newton Mrs. Garoline Foote MARSH Charles Brodie Patterson Trista Scott Toran Berdei Ares eLnondon Gideon Billus Qni John Mr. Shingweayenas
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