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Forget the clover, feed the grass!
When new homeowners lamented to a lawn expert that no matter what they tried, they could not get rid of the clover running rampant through their lawn, the expert's advice to them was simply "Feed the grass."
Sure enough! When they quit concentrating on getting rid of the clover and turned their attention to fertilizing the grass, before long the grass did crowd out the clover.
On the human scene, where everything seems to be a mixture of good and bad, aren't we sometimes so overcome by evil in its various forms that we lose sight of all the good at hand?
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May 21, 1984 issue
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Unemployment—an opportunity for growth
VALERIE B. FREELAND
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Forget the clover, feed the grass!
JUDITH ANN HARDY
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The lad with the loaves and fishes
JEAN B. CREMIDAS
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Fed by Love
BARBARA COOK
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What do you really want?
MARJORIE CLOUGH FELKER
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Money from a fish's mouth
DAVID B. CHAPIN
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Is fear an actual cause?
BARBARA-JEAN STINSON
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Deciding rightly
CAROLYN B. SWAN
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"I love you, Daddy"
Richard Leroy Alder
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Christ Jesus said, "Ye shall know the truth, and...
DOROTHY L. GODKEY with contributions from JACQUELINE GODKEY BASALA, JUSTIN J. BASALA
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One day a director of one of our business's largest and oldest...
C. WILLIAM SHERMAN
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Before my marriage I shared a flat with two other young...
M. JOYCE WRIGHT
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One afternoon during the time that I was nursing our youngest...
JULIA L. FENNELL