The Law Can Not be 'Removed' by Christian Science, 1902
- Containers:
- Box 2, Folder 23
- Scope and content:
bound issue from November 19, 1902; Vol LII, no. 1342. Lithographs address separation of religion and law; tariffs, monopolies, Democrat/Republican political platforms in the early 1990s. Lithographs include "The Law Can Not be 'Removed' by Christian Science" (title page; a female figure labeled "Law" pointing to a sign labeled "Contagious Diseases Must Be Reported to the Board of Health" with her left hand, and in her right holding a little man labeled "Chr. S. Healer" holding a book labeled "Science and Health." The old man has an iron halo running behind his suit, giving him the appearance of a fake angel); "Twenty Years After" (shows a man labeled "Republican Party" picking up the clothing of a man labeled "Democratic Party;" the "Democratic Party" man is swimming in a river labeled "Democratic Issue Pond," in the waves the words "Anti-Expansion," "Free Silver," "Bryanism," "Socialism," "Populism," "Jeffersonian Simplicity" are seen. The Republican Party man is standing on the bank of the river, holding a jacket labeled "Trust Legislation" and wearing a top hot labeled "Republican Party." In the upper right corner of the lithograph, an insert shows a scene twenty years earlier, except the man labeled "Democrat" is picking up the clothing of the "Republican" swimming in the "Republican Corruption Water")
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