Charles V Winn Delivers Christian Science Lecture at West High
Charles V Winn C S Pasadena Cal spoke on Christian Science in West High auditorium under First Church of Christ Scientist auspices. He cited Mary Baker Eddy and Science and Health and described healing, harmony, and the law of God as universal and permanent, urging seekers to pursue truth for lasting peace and health.
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Charles V. Winn
C. S
Pasadena
Cal
West High School
First Church of Christ, Scientists
Edwin Sarset
First Church of Christ, Scientist
First Church of Christ
Boston
Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
Charles ¥. Winn
Good is God and the nature of evil in Christian Science
The text argues that good is the infinite attribute of God and that God creates only goodness. It states God knows nothing of evil, does not create it, and does not use it, asserting Christian Scientists view evil as unreal and seek to show that Christian Science presents a wholly benevolent divine nature.
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Christian Selenee
Eddy
God
Fragmentary religious reflection on God as benevolent force
The text emphasizes God as unchangingly good and actively supporting creation. It notes Christians finding relief from burdens and fears upon recognizing God’s changeless goodness, mercy, and beneficent plan guiding welfare and sustenance.
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God
Moeller to Ames for Rural Life Conference
Cedar Falls Oct. 16 H. O. Moeller of the Teachers College Extension bureau faculty will spend several days at the state college at Ames attending the rural life annual conference.
Motorbus Drivers Furnish Bonds on State Charges
Peter Bovée and Henry Thill, drivers for the Interstate Travel Bureau, were released on bonds of 500 and 250 dollars after county jail detention on charges of operating without chauffeurs licenses and Bovée for failing to stop at a railroad crossing. They are to appear in the November district term to answer the charges.
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Courier Special Service
Charles Guy
Peter Bovée
Henry’ Thill
Interstate Travel Bureau
Bovee
Thill
The Folly of Fat: Modern Obesity Cure Proven
An old health fad touts fat loss through Marmola prescription tablets as a modern, gentle cure. It claims underactive glands control nutrition and that supplying the missing substance reduces fat, with claims of slender figures, youth, health, and vigor for many who follow the treatment.
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