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Nothing Real Can Be Lost
[Of Special Interest to Children]
Kevin and Keith were both very fond of pets. They had saved their money to buy a chameleon. How excited they were when they were told that they each could have one for their very own! They could hardly wait to fix up a wooden box to keep their pets in and to share the fun of playing with them.
They named their new pets, Petey and Twisty. Twisty seemed the more active of the two, which is why he was given that name. The pets were put in a wooden box with a screened-in top and a lock, so they couldn't get out.

September 14, 1963 issue
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What Heals?
FLORENCE HOOD JOHNSON
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Self-government
HARRY DE LASAUX
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PROVED, UNPROVED
Daisy Stieber Squadra
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"Testimony ... is highly important"
ESTHER MURLIN PROBST
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Duty Is Opportunity
JOHN STANLEY HOCKER
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Nothing Real Can Be Lost
ELSIE U. HUBER
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A College Student Writes
BURNA DEANE HINKLEY
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Responsibility of Parents
Helen Wood Bauman
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The Motive Is the Difference
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One Wednesday morning on...
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An instantaneous healing of...
L. May Kidd
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Since having a testimony published...
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It is my desire to express sincere...
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When Christian Science was...
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It is said that "man's extremity...
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