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"The Flying Ninety"
[For young teens]
George's newest model airplane was the best one he'd ever built. It had a radio-controlled engine, and he called it "The Flying Ninety" because it cost him ninety dollars. He had saved his money for a long time to get all the necessary parts.
When it was finished, his mother drove him out into the country to a field where radio-controlled flight was permitted. It didn't take long to fill the gas tank and rev up the engine, and in just a few moments the bright red plane soared into the sky.

April 5, 1969 issue
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Every Day an Easter
THOMAS O. POYSER
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"Each separate ray"
HELEN ROTERMUND
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"The stone is rolled away"
REX MILLER
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Healing Through Unselfed Love
EVELYN MAY GARNHAM
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"The Flying Ninety"
MILDRED MONTGOMERY McLANE
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Drop Off the Swaddling Clothes!
DOROTHY LEEKS
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THE GATE CALLED BEAUTIFUL
Margaret Hovenden Ogden
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The Mystery of Death Destroyed
Helen Wood Bauman
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The Vitality of Truth
Alan A. Aylwin
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I wish to express my gratitude for Mrs. Eddy and for the. . .
Bessie Mae Razor
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Christian Science has been our only physician for over thirty...
Beatrice Mabel Beames
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I am grateful for the privilege
Marion F. Wilson Stewart
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I desire to express gratitude for Mary Baker Eddy, God's messenger...
Florence Brooks Miller
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RADIO PROGRAM NO. 365 - Easter's Relevance Today, Part I
Robert McKinnon with contributions from Michael Thorneloe
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Signs of the Times
Frederick C. Wood