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"A VERY PRESENT HELP"
[Of Special Interest to Children]
One summer evening a group of young people were preparing to have a picnic supper on the beach. They had gathered driftwood and made a fire, and were roasting corn in the hot ashes and making cocoa in an open kettle hung from a crane.
The afterglow from the sunset was reflected on the surface of the ocean, and the lamps in the twin lighthouses on the island offshore were already gleaming.

July 5, 1947 issue
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THE OLD SWIVEL CHAIR
HERBERT E. RIEKE
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SONS OF GOD NOW
GRACE R. WHITE
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MORNING PRAYER
Marion D. Raymond
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THE SEARCH FOR HAPPINESS
HENRY J. ARMSTRONG
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REJOICE NOW
Delos Edward Johnson
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DEMONSTRATING PERFECTION THROUGH REFLECTION
NELL AMNA SHELTON
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TRUE SELF-GOVERNMENT CANNOT FAIL
RICHARD C. SHAW
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THE IMPOSSIBILITY OF SEPARATION
COSETTE E. COLBY
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"A VERY PRESENT HELP"
MARGUERITE LITTLE YOUNG
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EVER-PRESENT NOW
Constance Emma Britton
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A DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE— AND DEPENDENCE
John Randall Dunn
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"O THOU THAT HEAREST PRAYER"
Paul Stark Seeley
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LETTERS TO THE PRESS
with contributions from Mary Burrow Johnson, Colin Rücker Eddison
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GOD HAS ANSWER
Wilhelmina Belle Barnes
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"To live so as to keep human...
Virginia Fellows
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It is with a desire to express my...
Ida Bryant White
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My family and I have been...
Robert O. Beckham with contributions from May Kibbels
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In a telegram sent to Mary Baker Eddy...
Robert Bibby
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The following quotation from...
Sophie Bee with contributions from Norma Browne
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THE MASTER'S TOUCH
Dorothy Godden
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from H. F. Rall, Clarence R. Skinner, Albert J. Lindsey, Harry Taylor, James Reid