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Psychology and Psychic Phenomena Physical, Mental, Ana Soul Culture SCIENCE PHILOSOPHY RELIGION ' A M AGAZINE EDITED FOR THOUGHTFUL PEOPLE Psychology and Psychic Phenomena Physical, CONTENTS. JANUARY, 1904. Mental, ana Vol. VII No. 37 Soul THE WHOLESOME LIFE Victor E. Southworth Culture RAYS OF LIGHT From the Illuminati THK FACTS OF MENTAL H EALING Horatio W 11 rcsser SOUP AIR §h NOTES AN D COMM K NTS KMKRSON'S INTERPRETA- IION OP NATURE Puroival Chubb ROOKS AND PERIODICALS PUBLISHED BY THE WRIGHT CO CORRY, PA., U. S. A. KNTKKBD AT THK POST OFFICK AT CORAL A8 8 KCONW-CLAAW MATTKK * * What “ Boston Ideas” has to say of * a “NOW” Typo-Cul t ur ist s. BY MARY EUPHA CRAWFORD is a magazine advocating Health Fellow of the Illum inati Happiness and Opulence. All th|* Typo-Culturists by Mary Eupha here and now. Crawford, is a piquantly stated treat Now is a journal of Soul Culture ise dealing- with methods of attaining which includes the education of man the highest kind of development. 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