Christian Science Annual Meeting Held in Boston
The First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston reported at its annual gathering that nations governed by self interest face trouble while the movement grows. Ralph Hastings Knapp C.S. was elected president, succeeding Judge Clifford P. Smith. Edward L. Ripley and Ezra W. Palmer were re elected treasurer and clerk. The talk highlighted Mrs. Eddy’s healing work, library placements, and publishing aims, plus stance on medical regimentation amid rising publishing activity.
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Boston
Mass
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Christian Science Board of Directors
Christian Science Movement
Ralph Hastings
Knapp
C.S
Needham
Clifford P. Smith
Newton
Massachusetts
Edward L. Ripley
Brooklyne
Ezra W. Palmer
Marshfield
Ira O. Knapp
Flavian S. Knapp
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Organizations
Time to Plant Perennials in June for best results
Advice urges sowing perennials in June rather than July or August. Prepare a deep, well‑drained soil bed in a sheltered vegetable garden area, shade tender plants, trench to retain moisture, and select varieties by bloom, color, and size. Recommended types include Gaillardia, delphinium, pyrethrum, hollyhock, sweet alyssum, and campanula.
Farewell V and T excursion to Reno marks historic line's end
About 200 California railfans travel Sunday on a California Nevada Railroad Historical Society organized farewell trip over the Virginia and Truckee line seeking abandonment of 52 miles this year. The route passes ghost towns Washoe City Mound House and Gold Hill to Carson City and the Comstock Lode country Virginia City.
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Reno
Virginia & Truckee
California-Nevada Railroad Historical Society
Corbett Fitzsimmons
Carson City
Washoe City
Mound House
Gold Hill
Carson
Comstock Lode
Virginia City
V. & T. Board of Directors
Interstate Commerce Commission
Comstock
U. S. Grant
D. O. Mills
William Sharon
Mills
Ogden Mills
Christian Science Healing Minstry Emphasized by Officials
William W. Davis asserts the right to spiritual healing methods and thanks supporters. He notes sanatorium nursing staff and training programs, while Richard J. Davis presents a Board of Lectureship report citing 3211 lectures delivered in the past year.
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Christian Science
Wiliam W. Davis
Christian Science Board of Lectureship
Richard J. Davis
Bush, C. S., 80, dies. funeral held. Ontario burial
Mrs. Ryland Taylor of Detroit reports her father C. S. Bush died at 80 after a serious illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday with interment in Ontario, Canada. He leaves three daughters and one son and was remembered by friends in Las Vegas during a visit to his daughter.
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Ryland Taylor
Detroit
Mich
C. S. Bush
Ontario
Canada
Bush
Las Vegas
Ryland G. Taylor
Ryerse Couple Stayat Deer Creek Cottage This Summer
Mr and Mrs C K Ryerse reside at their Deer Creek cottage for the summer season.
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DEER
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Christian Science Publishing Society
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League of Nations
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Sawtooth
Sun Valley Lodge
Union Pacific