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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1914
Page
4
The essay argues that Christian Science rests on self evident truths, defining God as infinite good and Spirit as Mind. It treats science as lawful knowledge, built from admitted truths, with faith reframed as trust in unseen realities. It envisions a millennial age where spiritual law guides society.
A vivid riddle likens elements to a cave world of ancient dwellers. A fire mist and a planet, a crystal and a cell, a jellyfied form and a saurian creature, all tied to primitive caves where cavemen live.
A brief note from the Christian Science Journal discusses the relationship between Christian faith and scientific understanding, examining how spiritual healing and daily practice align with contemporary science, and clarifying the magazine’s viewpoint on religious study and secular knowledge.
A quip remarks on scarce ivory and a leader losing his head yesterday, noting it will affect the ivory industry. The line implies a commentary on trade disruption tied to a dramatic judgment or decision.
A humorous exchange unfolds as a passerby asks for a name and is met with a quip about not being in leap year. The moment plays on calendar quirks and polite interruption, capturing light social wit.
A teacher notes Johnny has recovered from measles while the child hints his mother says the illness remains in his palate. The exchange shows concern over lingering effects and parental observation.
An East Oregonian promo reframes a sales pitch as a newsy endorsement, claiming the paper helps readers obtain the best machine while noting the business aims to gain subscribers through a promotional offer.
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