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| Articles Written By Mary Baker Eddy appearing in the Christian Science Journal — (Other than in her published works) J 1:4:1 Infringement of Science and Health (Aren’s Suit) J 1:4:4 Foreign Exposition on Sunday J 1:4:4 Science versus Mesmerism J 2:8:3 Robbery Irreverent J 2:9:4 Au Revoir J 2:9:4 Mistakes J 2:12:3 Quotation (last column) J 2:12:7 Quotation (regarding lost element of healing) J 2:13:3 Selection (regarding the science of life) J 2:13:4 Card (expressing gratitude for gifts) J 2:16:3 Audible and Inaudible Prayer J 3:99 How Sleep the Brave (on the passing of man) J 3:99 Review of the book of "George Eliot’s Poetry" by Cleaveland J 3:170 Teachers of Christian Science J 3:186 A Christian Scientist’s Association J 3:190 Christmas Thanks J 3:191 Christmas Thanks J 3:210 Mrs. Eddy Preached J 4:8 Statement of Truth J 4:102 Pro Bono Publico J 4:148 Quotation J 4:158 Educational System of Christian Science Mind Healing J 4:160 Questions Answered J 4:174 Effects of Malicious Animal Magnetism J 4:180 Mrs. Eddy’s Class — 1886 J 4:187 The New England Magazine and Christian Science J 4:211 "The Three Tabernacles" — giving definitions of "home" J 4:211 also letter by L. 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L. relating above as she understands Mrs. Eddy J 4:246 Thanks for gifts J 4:247 Thanks for gifts J 4:291 Take Notice — regarding Normal Class of 1887 J 5:25 Questions answered (about incorrect teaching) J 5:54 To Whom It May Concern (about recognized teachers) J 5:109 Mind Healing History (about Dresser and Quimby) J 5:131 Questions Answered (about a disloyal student — Mrs. Poole) J 5:162 Important Offer (about Quimby manuscripts) J 5:533 Christmas Joys (gratitude for Christmas gifts) J 5:585 "The best sermon is Truth demonstrated" J 5:630 Admonition (about Joseph Adams) J 6:48 Creed on New Theology J 6:54 Normal Class Requirements J 6:98 A Word from the Teachers J 6:108 Bogus Christian Science Colleges (Do not go to law about false Scientists) J 6:322 Card (announcing Dr. Foster to teach obstetrics) J 6:426 Notice telling of Dr. Foster’s lessons on obstetrics J 6:427 Jesuitism in Christian Science J 6:559 Malicious Animal Magnetism J 7:37 Healing and Reports of Cases J 7:38 Concerning Surgery J 7:172 Letter J 7:178 Letter (about disciplining member) J 7:183 Letter (about avoiding personality) J 7:210 Order of Church Service J 8:66 Notice (not to expect Mrs. Eddy at the N. E. C. Students Assn.) J 8:167 Te1egram from Mrs. Eddy to New England C. S. Association J 8:193 A Card (Mrs. Eddy in regard to too much discussion of Malicious Animal Magnetism) J 8:249 Notice — Seven Fixed Rules J 8:289 Notice (Study of S & H with individual experience is better than teaching without the spirit) J 8:335 To Christian Scientists about contributions J 8:339 Quotation J 8:369 Letter (not to give Mrs. Eddy gifts) J 9:16 Note (request for S & H to be put in libraries) J 9:134 Card (students capable of selecting their own reading with Distribution work J 9:134 Notice ( organization and church services) J 9:281 Notice (about organizing churches and reading from S & H in church J 9:284 Order of Church Service J 9:365 Order of Church Service J 10:188 Take Notice (about contributions to the Building Fund) J 10:210 Card (about Mrs. Eddy’s classes) J 10:251To the contributors of Church Bldng. Fund in Boston J 10:273 To the contributors of Church Bldng. Fund in Boston J 10:289 Notice (about Mrs. Eddy’s classes) J 10:530 (about Alumni of college) J 11:9 Card (about postponing the Convention) J 11:20 Card (about World’s Fair) J 11:63 Notice (about a Liberty Bell) J 11:101 Rev. Mary Baker Eddy (a biographical sketch) J 11:293 Notice (about Nat’l Cyclopedia of American Biography) J 11:345 Letter (about adjourning the National C.S. Association) J 11:345 Letter (about Mrs. Eddy owning the Journal) J 11:357 Take Heed J 11:519 A Great Man and his Saying (Bonney) J 12:45 Letter (about James White’s Poem) J 12:94 Take Notice (about retirement) J 12:226 Card (stating that Rev. Mary Baker Eddy is well) J 12:460 A Card (about becoming a member of the church) J 12:506 Copy of letter to First Church of C.S. in Boston about candidates for membership. J 13:138 WHY? (Why Mrs. Eddy sent for Mr. Russell) J 13:142 Invitation to visit Mrs. Eddy at Concord, N.H. J 13:164 Notice (that Mrs. Eddy does not receive callers) J 13:267 Word from Our Leader (about Mrs. Duke’s book on marriage) J 13:288 What we can do for the Children (Manual 62) J 13:452 Notice (about Readers to read Scientific Statement of Being) J 14:51 Take Notice (Communion Service) J 14:141 Note (answer to Mrs. Lewis’ gift), J 14:165 (about degree given to General Bates) J 14:379 Letter (to J. A. Wilmore and Co.). J 14:573 Letter (about the work in Buffalo) J 14:575 Notice (Misc. Writings to take place of teachers for 1 year) J 14:575 Card (Mrs. Eddy’s name to be read only once during Lesson) J 15:75 Notice (in front of Quarterly) J 15:67 Questions and answers (about Mrs. Woodbury). J 15:262 Invitation to Mrs. Eddy to come to Concord, N.H. J 15:270 Card (about invitation to Concord) J 15:332 Letter to the Busy Bees J 15:479 Letter to Mrs. Frank Leonard J 15:491 Take Notice (request to buy James White’s book) J 15:597 Cable to London Church J 15:696 Rotherham’s Emphasized New Testament J 15:781 Notice (Teachers may teach again) J 16:2 Card (to delegates to New York Senate) J 16:114 "Walks and Words by Jesus" by Olmstead — "a convenient and useful Book for the Bible student" M.B.E.) J 16:167 Notice (Friday evening meetings changed to Wednesday — 1898) J 16:229 The Word Pantheism J 16:248 Card (contributions left over from Flower Fund) J 16:340 Notice (one or two services optional) J 16:459 Notice (Name is changed to Wednesday Evening Meetings) J 16:518 To Whom it may Concern (candidates for Board of Education) J 16:519 Letter (to Mr. Higman) J 16:633 A Word (about "Captive Memories" by James White) J 16:669 A Narrative (biographical sketch) J 16:672 Card (students eligible to teach) J 16:742 Degrees of Metaphysical College J 16:742 Souvenir Spoons for Christian Scientists J 17:143 To Christian Scientists (to purchase portraits of Mrs. Eddy) J 17:306 Letter (need no longer subscribe to Washington News Letter) J 17:668 Letter (to Col. Sabin) J 17:702 By-Laws J 17:77l Church By-Laws J 17:834 Dewey’s "Perfect Fountain Pen" J 17:835 Church By-Laws J 17:835 Christian Science History J 18:171 Church By-Laws J 18:102 By-Laws J 18:231 A Request (subscribe for Granite Monthly) J 18:259 A Card (about mining stock) J 18:399 My Reply (about Granite Monthly) J 18:417 Lectures (a new lecturer) J 18:592 Mrs. Eddy speaks about dentistry J 19:111 King Edward’s Courtesy J 19:277 Message (to Chicago Church) J 19:404 Notice about By-Laws J 19:416 Letter (about Concord State Fair) J 19:542 Mrs. Eddy has not seen the anonymous book on the New Testament J 19:550 Take Notice (about gifts without names) J 19:742 To Whom It May Concern (about letters from people unknown) J 19:750 Notice (about so-called manuscripts of Mrs. Eddy’s) J 20:81 Notice (churches will observe Thanksgiving) J 20:366 Mrs. Eddy’s View (about Mr. Keen’s book) J 21:511 Card (thanks for contributions) J 21:640 No claim to New Harlem J 22:184 Take Notice (not to join other clubs) J 22:248 The Mental Murderers J 22:448 Take Notice (complaints shall not be sent to Mrs. Eddy) J 22:525 Letter to Mr. Cartney J 22:591 Letter to Mrs. Stetson J 22:592 Letter J 22:663 Letter (to the Earl of Dunmore) J 22:800 Letter (to the Bahama Islands church) J 23:64 Mrs. Eddy in good health J 23:253 Letter to the Executive Members J 23:389 Regarding the Noyes Family J 23:390 Letter (about Mr. Whitcomb) J 23:457 A Question (about attending the State Fair) J 23:646 Take Notice (about a By-Law) J 23:649 Letter (to Countess von Moltke) J 23:710 Card (To Manchester, England church) J 23:712 Letter (to the Earl of Dunmore) J 24:312 Card (about Mrs. Longyear’s charity) J 24:502 A useful book (about Bryan Among the Peacemakers) J 24:502 To one and all (about paving streets in Concord) J 24:503 Mrs. Eddy contradicts report of her death. J 24:569 Mrs. Eddy’s daily drive J 24:630 Letter (about a bas-relief of Mrs. Eddy) J 24:631 Letter to Countess von Moltke J 25:505 The Triumph of Truth over Error J 25:634 To found an institution for special benefit of the poor J 25:661 Letter to the Atlanta, Georgia, church dedication J 25:762 Letter to the Mayor of Concord, New Hampshire J 26:185 Mrs. Eddy Says (about Sunday School) J 26:247 Take Notice (about Gerhardt Mar’s book) J 26:298 Comment: "I can introduce Christian Science more readily in England than in the United States." J 26:377 Letter (to a student about personality) J 28:631 Mary Baker Eddy J 30:263 "No evil power" quotes Mrs. Eddy. "Did you but know the sublimity of your hope and the infinite capacity of your being; the grandeur of your outlook, you would let error kill itself. It comes to you for life and you give it all the life it has." J 30:661 Letter from Mrs. Eddy to Atlanta, Georgia church dedication J 36:1 Life J 41:519 Words of Counsel (not to abandon By-Laws) J 46:212 Significant Memorandum End of Listing |