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FOR CHILDREN
Mommy's helper
Washday!
Joanie loved helping Mommy on washday. She helped sort the clothes and towels and bed sheets into piles. Some piles were all white. Some piles were the colored things. Joanie liked the piles of colors best.
Joanie walked down the basement stairs very carefully. Mommy had already reached the bottom. She held out her hand to Joanie. Joanie was good at coming downstairs. She had done it many times before. "No, Mommy," she said. "I do it myself."
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November 5, 1984 issue
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Ask yourself love's question
SCOTT PECKER
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Perfect health
CAROL FREDERIC HIGGINS
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Be what you really are
JANE M. BRUECKNER
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Staying in "the only"
JENIFER C. WECHSLER
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"Well, we're not getting any younger..."—or are we?
RICHARD J. COOK
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A schoolteacher's prayer
JACK L. EYERLY
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Did God give us free will?
BARBARA-JEAN STINSON
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The importance of being thorough
CAROLYN B. SWAN
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Mommy's helper
Ann F. Searles Cummings
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Seven years ago I was involved in something I...
RAYMOND F. MONTALVO
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My mother died when I was only seven
VIVIAN A. SHAFER