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Wee Wisdom |
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From Pat Deveney's database:
Wee Wisdom.
Young Folks Magazine Devoted to Practical Christianity.
Wisdom is Justified of her Children / Little Children Love One Another
Other titles: Wee Wisdom's Way
1893--1991 (current?) Monthly (bimonthly June-September)
Kansas City, and then Lees Summit, MO. Language: Also published in Braille from 1937. Publisher: Unity School of Christianity. Editor: Myrtle Filllmore; Imelda O. Shankin.
1/1, August 1893-December 1991. 8 pp. Suspended in 1896 and 1897. The children's version of Charles and Myrtle Fillmore's Unity (q.v.), published for a while (August 1895-July 1898) as a department of Unity, and then spun off as a separate journal. Julius Dresser, The True History of Mental Science (New York, Alliance Publishing Co., c. 1899), says that this was the first mental-healing journal for children. Beginning in 1939 this was published in Braille in Cincinnati, Ohio. Charles S. Braden, Spirits in Rebellion (1963), 246, says the journal had a circulation of a quarter of a million in 1960.
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| Issues: | Wee Wisdom 1893 Aug V1 N1 |
| Wee Wisdom 1893 Sep V1 N2 |
| Wee Wisdom 1893 Oct V1 N3 |
| Wee Wisdom 1893 Nov V1 N4 |
| Wee Wisdom 1893-1894 12-01 V1 N5 |
| Wee Wisdom 1894 Aug V2 N1 |
| Wee Wisdom 1894 Sep V2 N2 |
| Wee Wisdom 1894 10-11 V2 N3 |
| Wee Wisdom 1894 Dec V2 N4 |
| Wee Wisdom 1895 Jan V2 N5 |
| Wee Wisdom 1895 Feb V2 N6 |
| Wee Wisdom 1895 Mar V2 N7 |
| Wee Wisdom 1895 Apr V2 N8 |
| Wee Wisdom 1895 May V2 N9 |
| Wee Wisdom 1895 Jun Jul V2 N10 |
| Wee Wisdom 1898 Jul V2 Supplement |
| Wee Wisdom 1898 Aug V3 N1 |
| Wee Wisdom 1898 Sep V3 N2 |
| Wee Wisdom 1898 Oct V3 N3 |
| Wee Wisdom 1898 Nov V3 N4 |
| Wee Wisdom 1898 Dec V3 N5 |
| Wee Wisdom 1899 Jan V3 N6 |
| Wee Wisdom 1899 Feb V3 N7 |
| Wee Wisdom 1899 Mar V3 N8 |
| Wee Wisdom 1899 Apr V3 N9 |
| Wee Wisdom 1899 May V3 N10 |
| Wee Wisdom 1899 Jun V3 N11 |
| Wee Wisdom 1899 Jul V3 N12 |
| Wee Wisdom 1899 Aug V4 N1 |
| Wee Wisdom 1899 Sep V4 N2 |
| Wee Wisdom 1899 Oct V4 N3 |
| Wee Wisdom 1899 Nov V4 N4 |
| Wee Wisdom 1899 Dec V4 N5 |
| Wee Wisdom 1900 Jan V4 N6 |
| Wee Wisdom 1900 Feb V4 N7 |
| Wee Wisdom 1900 Mar V4 N8 |
| Wee Wisdom 1900 Apr V4 N9 |
| Wee Wisdom 1900 May V4 N10 |
| Wee Wisdom 1900 Jun V4 N11 |
| Wee Wisdom 1900 Jul V4 N12 |
| Wee Wisdom 1900 Aug V5 N1 |
| Wee Wisdom 1900 Sep V5 N2 |
| Wee Wisdom 1900 Oct V5 N3 |
| Wee Wisdom 1900 Nov V5 N4 |
| Wee Wisdom 1900 Dec V5 N5 |
| Wee Wisdom 1901 Jan V5 N6 |
| Wee Wisdom 1901 Feb V5 N7 |
| Wee Wisdom 1901 Mar V5 N8 |
| Wee Wisdom 1901 Apr V5 N9 |
| Wee Wisdom 1901 May V5 N10 |
| Wee Wisdom 1901 Jun V5 N11 |
| Wee Wisdom 1901 Jul V5 N12 |
| Wee Wisdom 1901 Aug V6 N1 |
| Wee Wisdom 1901 Sep V6 N2 |
| Wee Wisdom 1901 Oct V6 N3 |
| Wee Wisdom 1901 Nov V6 N4 |
| Wee Wisdom 1901 Dec V6 N5 |
| Wee Wisdom 1902 Jan V6 N6 |
| Wee Wisdom 1902 Feb V6 N7 |
| Wee Wisdom 1902 Mar V6 N8 |
| Wee Wisdom 1902 Apr V6 N9 |
| Wee Wisdom 1902 May V6 N10 |
| Wee Wisdom 1902 Jun V6 N11 |
| Wee Wisdom 1902 Jul V6 N12 |
| Wee Wisdom 1902 Aug V7 N1 |
| Wee Wisdom 1902 Sep V7 N2 |
| Wee Wisdom 1902 Oct V7 N3 |
| Wee Wisdom 1902 Nov V7 N4 |
| Wee Wisdom 1902 Dec V7 N5 |
| Wee Wisdom 1903 Jan V7 N6 |
| Wee Wisdom 1903 Feb V7 N7 |
| Wee Wisdom 1903 Mar V7 N8 |
| Wee Wisdom 1903 Apr V7 N9 |
| Wee Wisdom 1903 May V7 N10 |
| Wee Wisdom 1903 Jun V7 N11 |
| Wee Wisdom 1903 Jul V7 N12 |
| Wee Wisdom 1903 Aug V8 N1 |
| Wee Wisdom 1903 Sep V8 N2 |
| Wee Wisdom 1903 Oct V8 N3 |
| Wee Wisdom 1903 Nov V8 N4 |
| Wee Wisdom 1903 Dec V8 N5 |
| Wee Wisdom 1904 Jan V8 N6 |
| Wee Wisdom 1904 Feb V8 N7 |
| Wee Wisdom 1904 Mar V8 N8 |
| Wee Wisdom 1904 Apr V8 N9 |
| Wee Wisdom 1904 May V8 N10 |
| Wee Wisdom 1904 Jun V8 N11 |
| Wee Wisdom 1904 Jul V8 N12 |
| Wee Wisdom 1904 Aug V9 N1 |
| Wee Wisdom 1904 Sep V9 N2 |
| Wee Wisdom 1904 Oct V9 N3 |
| Wee Wisdom 1904 Nov V9 N4 |
| Wee Wisdom 1904 Dec V9 N5 |
| Wee Wisdom 1905 Jan V9 N6 |
| Wee Wisdom 1905 Feb V9 N7 |
| Wee Wisdom 1905 Mar V9 N8 |
| Wee Wisdom 1905 Apr V9 N9 |
| Wee Wisdom 1905 May V9 N10 |
| Wee Wisdom 1905 Jun V9 N11 |
| Wee Wisdom 1905 Jul V9 N12 |
| Wee Wisdom 1905 Aug V10 N1 |
| Wee Wisdom 1905 Sep V10 N2 |
| Wee Wisdom 1905 Oct V10 N3 |
| Wee Wisdom 1905 Nov V10 N4 |
| Wee Wisdom 1905 Dec V10 N5 |
| Wee Wisdom 1906 Jan V10 N6 |
| Wee Wisdom 1906 Feb V10 N7 |
| Wee Wisdom 1906 Mar V10 N8 |
| Wee Wisdom 1906 Apr V10 N9 |
| Wee Wisdom 1906 May V10 N10 |
| Wee Wisdom 1906 Jun V10 N11 |
| Wee Wisdom 1906 Jul V10 N12 |
| Wee Wisdom 1906 Aug V11 N1 |
| Wee Wisdom 1906 Sep V11 N2 |
| Wee Wisdom 1906 Oct V11 N3 |
| Wee Wisdom 1906 Nov V11 N4 |
| Wee Wisdom 1906 Dec V11 N5 |
| Wee Wisdom 1907 Jan V11 N6 |
| Wee Wisdom 1907 Feb V11 N7 |
| Wee Wisdom 1907 Mar V11 N8 |
| Wee Wisdom 1907 Apr V11 N9 |
| Wee Wisdom 1907 May V11 N10 |
| Wee Wisdom 1907 Jun V11 N11 |
| Wee Wisdom 1907 Jul V11 N12 |
| Wee Wisdom 1907 Aug V12 N1 |
| Wee Wisdom 1907 Sep V12 N2 |
| Wee Wisdom 1907 Oct V12 N3 |
| Wee Wisdom 1907 Nov V12 N4 |
| Wee Wisdom 1907 Dec V12 N5 |
| Wee Wisdom 1908 Jan V12 N6 |
| Wee Wisdom 1908 Feb V12 N7 |
| Wee Wisdom 1908 Mar V12 N8 |
| Wee Wisdom 1908 Apr V12 N9 |
| Wee Wisdom 1908 May V12 N10 |
| Wee Wisdom 1908 Jun V12 N11 |
| Wee Wisdom 1908 Jul V12 N12 |
| Wee Wisdom 1908 Aug V14 N1 |
| Wee Wisdom 1908 Sep V14 N2 |
| Wee Wisdom 1908 Oct V14 N3 |
| Wee Wisdom 1908 Nov V14 N4 |
| Wee Wisdom 1908 Dec V14 N5 |
| Wee Wisdom 1909 Jan V14 N6 |
| Wee Wisdom 1909 Feb V14 N7 |
| Wee Wisdom 1909 Mar V14 N8 |
| Wee Wisdom 1909 Apr V14 N9 |
| Wee Wisdom 1909 May V14 N10 |
| Wee Wisdom 1909 Jun V14 N11 |
| Wee Wisdom 1909 Jul V14 N12 |
| Wee Wisdom 1909 Aug V15 N1 |
| Wee Wisdom 1909 Sep V15 N2 |
| Wee Wisdom 1909 Oct V15 N3 |
| Wee Wisdom 1909 Nov V15 N4 |
| Wee Wisdom 1909 Dec V15 N5 |
| Wee Wisdom 1910 Jan V15 N6 |
| Wee Wisdom 1910 Feb V15 N7 |
| Wee Wisdom 1910 Mar V15 N8 |
| Wee Wisdom 1910 Apr V15 N9 |
| Wee Wisdom 1910 May V15 N10 |
| Wee Wisdom 1910 Jun V15 N11 |
| Wee Wisdom 1910 Jul V15 N12 |
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Wee Wisdom was the children's magazine of the Unity School of Christianity, begun by Myrtle Fillmore in 1893 and among the longest-lived children's periodicals in America. On the surface it is a wholesome miscellany of stories, verse and puzzles; underneath runs the affirmative New Thought of Unity, softened for young readers. Its characteristic voice is the spoken affirmation — health and strength claimed as a birthright, 'the Truth that makes me free,' 'the Christ I find in me,' the word declared so that 'so shall it be.' Rather than argue metaphysics, it teaches children to pray in Unity's key of confident, indwelling divinity. It is New Thought as nursery devotion — mind-power and affirmative Christianity delivered in the register of a bedtime story.
Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description.
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| Topics: | New Thought |
