On Coming Close… – Sunday, July 19, 1953
We remember as youngsters that there was much magic in a magnet—and carefully we would push nails toward it, or other objects of iron, to...
We remember as youngsters that there was much magic in a magnet—and carefully we would push nails toward it, or other objects of iron, to...
Sometimes we hear someone say, "I wish I could begin again; I wish I could live life over with what I know now." It is...
There are many theories of government, many political persuasions, many systems of social orders, many philosophies and speculations as to the place and importance of...
Sometimes we well may wonder why we have to live so long before we learn to live. There are many things we might wish we...
The role of fathers seems traditionally to have been somewhat less associated with outward evidence of affection than some other roles have been. As between...
This month of many marriages suggests some thoughts concerning those who are beginning together. Songs of spring and love and of undying devotion are good...
It has often been observed that a little learning is a dangerous thing. And if a little learning is dangerous, surely a little ignorance is...
On this question again of the frictions of life that wear us away: There are situations and circumstances that would prematurely wear us all away...
To be able to close each day with a sense of accomplishment is one of the greatest blessings and precious privileges of life, one that...