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Failure Vanquished
[Of Special Interest to Youth]
The world was very dark and bitter to Alice one morning. She was a failure. And the beginning had been so promising. All who knew her had anticipated that she would be a successful teacher.
Alice had finished college with honors the year before. She had earned most of her expenses in work that required much time and effort. She was a few years younger than most graduates. In the face of this, her success had undoubtedly given her quite an exalted opinion of herself. Now she recalled the words from Proverbs, "When pride cometh, then cometh shame."

May 27, 1944 issue
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"Our times and obligations"
DELOS EDWARD JOHNSON
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Overcoming False Competition
ALICE F. FUNKEN
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Effective Work in the Christian Science Organization
FRED C. FISHER
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While Yet in Prison
DOROTHY H. STEPHENS
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Are You a Christian?
EDWARD H. HORSTMAN
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Failure Vanquished
MARY LUELLA RICHEY
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"Hallowed be thy name"
JANET CHRISTINA PERRINS
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How Are We Handling Sin?
John Randall Dunn
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Where Does Value Reside?
Paul Stark Seeley
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In an article in a recent issue of...
William H. Vaughn with contributions from Franklin Delano Roosevelt
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God's Plan for Me
GERTRUDE A. MONTGOMERY
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I am grateful for Christian Science...
John R. Rutherford
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Because of the many beautiful...
Eula Crawford Greenlee
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I should like to express my deep...
Anyce J. Davis Jones with contributions from Gomer M. Jones, John E. Jones
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I wish to express my heartfelt...
Ethel M. Russell
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A few years ago I realized that...
Natella C. Roesch
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In gratitude to God for His law...
Sallie A. Wheaton
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One of our hymns reminds us...
Anna Bignell
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One Sunday morning, early in...
W. Cyprian Bridge
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I want to express my gratitude...
Martha Ann Mettetal
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Dedication
Ethel Arbour Chase
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Earl L. Douglass, James Reid, Ralph T. Jones, R. W. Pickersgill