Mary Baker Eddy Responds to McClure Article in 1907
Mary Baker G. Eddy defends her family against McClure's Magazine's January 1907 portrayal. She rebuts claims about her father and siblings, asserts her own scholarly background, and defends Christian Science while recounting personal hardship, marriages, and a court case surrounding her first husband.
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Saul
McClure’s
Christian Science
McGiure’s
Pierce
Franklin Pierce
McClure
McClure’s Magazine
Loudon
Bow
N. H. Franklin Pierce
United States
Mark Baker
Mr. Pierce
New Hampshire
Concord
N. H
Mark Bakes
Baker
Steaad
Bakers
Sie
Albert
Mary Baker
Row
George Sullivan Baker
Tilton
Alexander Tilton
Lilton
N.H
Samuel D. Baker
Boston
Mass
McChores Magazine
Mary
Science and Health
Ladd
Patterson
Rumtwwey
Tilton Congregational Church
McNeil
Fannie McNeil
Judge Potter
Washington, D. C
John McNeil
Lundy Lane
Smith
R. S. Rust
Methodist Conference Seminary
Sanbornton Bridge
M.clure
George Washington Glover
Willington
South Carolina
Clover
Masons
Wilmington
North Carolina
Free Masons
Daniel Patterson
Franklin
Pattersons
Wilton
North Groton
Rummey
Dr. Patterson
Littleton
Mary Baker G. Eddy
R. D. Rounsevel
Grafton
S. D
N. M. Wood
Wddy
New York World
The Health of Mind and Body Nerve Pills Ad
The ad claims Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills restore health by supplying elements of blood and nerve force. It promises slow but certain benefits over weeks or months with healthful complexions energy and movement improvements. Available 50 cents a box from dealers and Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY.
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A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Unusual Generosity From Booths Mi o na Offer
A Buffalo New York firm offers readers a free sample of Mi o na stomach tablets and a booklet on indigestion treatment. Send a request to Booths Mi o na Company Buffalo NY to receive the mailed samples. The remedy claims a permanent cure for stomach diseases and weak digestion.
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The
Republican
Buffalo
N. Y
Booth
Great Subscription Offer From Farmers Tribune Deals
An announcement details a subscription offer with Farmers Tribune a weekly agricultural journal from Sioux City Iowa. The piece highlights strong Northwest farm coverage timely articles and a home department for women readers and notes the paper pauses when subscriptions expire.
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Farmers’ Tribune
Sioux City
Iowa
Northwest
Love Charms and Superstitions from Sicily
A description of popular Sicilian charms includes using a bloodied eggshell with sun and dew exposure and calcined powder in a drink to enchant a lover. Another charm involves a witch tying a bundled dress on her head while reciting incantations to predict success. A third uses ribbons bought from shops, left handed payment, and a witch’s incantation to bind a target, worn under the knee at church.
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Sicily
Mitchell National bank increases capital to 100000
At the annual stockholders meeting Tuesday afternoon the Mitchell National bank voted to raise its capital to 100000. The past year has been successful for the Mitchell National and the Loan and Trust Co. The same board was re elected to manage the institution. A 25000 cash surplus remains on hand, signaling continued patron confidence.
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Mitchell National Bank
Mitchell National
The
Loan& Trust Co
Population Keeps Pace as Marriages Slightly Lead Deaths
Clerk of Courts Cauttrell reports county statistics for the year showing 99 marriages, 917 births including 110 females and 107 males, 97 deaths with 55 female and 42 male, five divorces, 35 men declaring citizenship, and one naturalization finalized.
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Cauttrell
Silver Anniversary Celebration Near Palmyra
Mr and Mrs Abraham Reitzel observed their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at their home west of Palmyra on December 13 with about one hundred guests. Gifts included solid silverware and a silver cake dish. speeches by Harry Kostetter and W W Diehl conveyed congratulations and well wishes.
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Sterling, Ill
Abraham Reitzel
Davison County
Palmyra
Meitzers
Harry Kostetter
Mr. Stvitzel
W. W. Diehl
A Problem In Life
They meet in the subway and recall a woman who died after nursing a sick niece. She sacrificed her life to save a child, a strange Providence noted by the speakers as a noble yet unaccountable act. The memory underscores selfless sacrifice and grief.
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New York Press
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Tirs
Auldy
Jane Glover
Ing
Mrs. Reitzel
Lane
Kinglualily
Daily Republican
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