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From Pat Deveney's database:
Power.
1/1, July |
Power V3 N11 May 1910 |
| Power V4 N1 Jul 1910 | |
| Power V4 N2 Aug 1910 | |
| Power V4 N8 Feb 1911 | |
| Power V5 N1 Jul 1911 | |
| Power V5 N2 Aug 1911 | |
| Power V5 N4 Oct 1911 | |
| Power V5 N7 Jan 1912 | |
| Power V5 N8 Feb 1912 | |
| Power V5 N9 Mar 1912 | |
| Power V5 N10 Apr 1912 | |
| Power V6 N1 Jul 1912 | |
| Power V6 N2 Aug 1912 | |
| Power V6 N4 Oct 1912 | |
| Power V6 N6 Dec 1912 | |
| Power V6 N7 Jan 1913 | |
| Power V6 N8 Feb 1913 | |
| Power V6 N9 Mar 1913 | |
| Power V6 N11 Jul 1912 | |
| Power V6 N11 May 1913 | |
| Power V6 N12 Jun 1913 | |
| Power V7 N1 Jul 1913 | |
| Power V7 N2 Aug 1913 | |
| Power V7 N3 Sep 1913 | |
| Power V7 N4 Oct 1913 | |
| Power V7 N5 Nov 1913 | |
| Power V7 N6 Dec 1913 | |
| Power V7 N7 Jan 1914 | |
| Power V7 N8 Feb 1914 | |
| Power V7 N10 Apr 1914 | |
| Power V7 N11 May 1914 | |
| Power V7 N12 Jun 1914 | |
| Power V8 N1 Jul 1914 | |
| Power V8 N12 Jun 1915 | |
| Power V9 N1 Jul 1915 | |
| Power V9 N12 Jun 1919 | |
| Power V10 N11 Jul 1916 | |
| Power V10 N12 Jun 1917 | |
| Power V11 N12 Jun 1918 | |
| Power V11 N1 Jul 1917 | |
| Power V11 N2 Aug 1917 | |
| Power V11 N4 Oct 1917 | |
| Power V11 N5 Nov 1917 | |
| Power V11 N6 Dec 1917 | |
| Power V11 N7 Jan 1918 | |
| Power V12 N5 Jul 1919 | |
| Power V12 N6 Aug 1919 | |
| Power V12 N7 Sep 1919 | |
| Power V12 N8 Oct 1919 | |
| Power V12 N9 Nov 1919 | |
| Power V12 N10 Dec 1919 | |
| Power V12 N11 Jan 1920 | |
| Power V12 N12 Feb 1920 | |
| Power V18 N8 Oct 1925 | |
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Power was a Denver monthly billed as 'an Authoritative Magazine of the Higher Thought and Practical Christianity,' and its recurring 'Divine Science Teachings' place it squarely within the Divine Science branch of the New Thought movement that Malinda Cramer and Nona Brooks founded in that city. Its pages teach the standard New Thought program — mental demonstration, affirmation, prosperity and abundance, and the doctrine that all visible form proceeds from the invisible formless — under a lightly Christian devotional frame. Contributors such as Charles Edgar Prather expound 'what Divine Science teaches about prosperity,' making the magazine a practical mind-science manual as much as a religious periodical. The term-panel's apparent Christian Science and phrenology signals are artifacts of the phrase 'divine science' and of a 'Gallup' telephone exchange in the masthead, not of the paper's actual content. Power belongs with the cluster of Divine Science serials in the collection. Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description. |
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