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Taking Inventory
The end of the calendar year is inventory time for many businesses. Without an accurate account of stock on hand, it would be impossible to produce an informative balance sheet; the result of the year's activities would be largely a matter of guesswork.
Often the year-end analysis of a business extends to policies and practices. Have they been successful? In what way can they be improved? What procedure should be adopted for the coming year? These analyses and decisions need to be intelligently arrived at in order for a business to forge ahead.

January 2, 1965 issue
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Our Divine Inheritance
GORDON V. COMER
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Trusting All the Way
EDITH BAILEY
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The Art of Self-defense
JOHN STANLEY HOCKER
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"Never record ages"
DOROTHY M. HAWLEY
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Singing in the Night
RUTH DRUMM WITTING
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Cleansing Thought
PETER SHAYS
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SACRAMENT
Elsie Hill Ainsworth
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Perpetual Vitality
Helen Wood Bauman
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Taking Inventory
Ralph E. Wagers
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My first healing in Christian Science...
Katherine Douglas Morrison
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I have quite often glanced...
Phyllis J. Buckley
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I am a third generation Christian Scientist,...
Carol L. K. Van Pelt
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Daily I feel more and more...
Barbara Harrison
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Having known no way of life...
Marie Elizabeth Weber
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For more than forty-five years...
Robert J. Zeigler
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Signs of the Times
William J. Haley