Mrs Eddy not dead yet her influence lives on
The article argues that Mary Baker Eddy died on December 8 but that she remains alive in influence and in the memory of Christian Science followers. It contrasts Stetson’s claim of imminent resurrection with the mortal death of Eddy and notes other leaders’ posthumous impact while denying a literal tomb exit. It also references Washington letters and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Stetson
The
Christian Scientists of
New York
Gitewuaeying
Mrs. Eddy
Christian Science Cult
Earth
Mary Baker Eddy
Eddy
New Year Reflections And Local News In Gettysburg
A Gettysburg brief recounts a chilly New Year with rain and 35 degrees, notes Christmas warmth, praises local conduct, and records church and school notices including M E church officers and revival plans. It mentions Rev C Fulkerson’s visit, Presbyterian revival, Jubilee Singers lecture, a student exhibition, and township education board actions.
Ninevah Community Notes On Trade and Family Gatherings
The text notes a shift in weather bringing tobacco activity that will keep farmers busy and reduce town visits while merchants anticipate missed holiday trade. It reports a large New Year dinner hosted by Isaac Unger and family with many guests, lists attendees, and describes the meal as abundant. It mentions Peter Unger's dental pain, George Ludy and family visiting Greenville, and locals like Levi Fourman, Clarence Unger, Burl Corwin, and G. W. Edington with varying activities and absences.
Delinquent Subscriber Notice Poetic Appeal
A quirky verse pleads with a subscriber to pay due bills, blending biblical cadence with rustic humor. The refrain warns of consequences while promising no running or gunning, framing the arrears as a long standing blues.
Henry VIII and His Wives Survive as Farmer Reflects
A country farmer argues Henry VIII was a great and good man for keeping England stable, despite six wives. The narrator notes the farmer’s logic on royal marriages, then questions the prudence of judging historical figures by their private lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Annie Boleyn
Waal
Aye
Jane Seymour
Cleves
Katherine Howard
Ted
Ezabeth
England
Henry VIII
Atron Burr
Benedict Arnold
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Mother of
Christian Science
Theody
Ington
Lincoln
Luther
John Knox
Webster
Chris
Tian Washer
Christ
Mother Eddy
H. B. Martin
Porte Harrelsony
Georgetowns
Franklin Township
Ed. Miller
Labysir
West
Church of the Brethren
Painter Creek
J. W. Fidler
Dayton
David Riffell
Laura Black
Menonite
Beech
Thu Journal
Washington
A .Neasure
Mem
Bers
Congress
Panama Canal
Pacific Coast
United States
Patrick Henry
Panama
Hawaiian Islands
Philippines
Guam
Aleutian Islands
Pribilof Islands
Philippine
Cuba
Longworth
Ohio
Payne
Ald
Mearich
Dalzell
Adams County
Commission
Sion
Gettysburg
J. L. Palmer
Piqua
Rybody
Rev. C. Fulkerson
Our M. E. Church
Made
Our
M. E
Elec
P. B. Moul
I. M. Peter
Sime
A.C. Saman
Treas
Esther Kniesley
Mary Luzena
Ass’t
Earl Luzena
Boyce Dershem
Thelma Burns
Carl Stocker
Roy Petersime
Esther Moist
M. A. Picket
Elome
H. M. Dershem
Sylvan Kent
Our ‘Presbyterian Church
J.winkter
Southern Jubilee Singers
Jaehoot
Township Board of Education
Wm. Kipp’s Sons Co
Isaac Unger
Jacob Fourman
Greenville
Levi Fourman
J. C. Trick
Wm. Pierce
Inez Fourman
Orville
Lon Fourman
Walter
Mary
Laura
Martha Olwine
Seymour Riley
Fores
Enicurean
Peter Unger
George Ludy
H. F. Krickenberger
Clarence Unger
Burl Corwin
True
G. W. Edington
Gan
Petite
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