A…Heart that doeth good like a Medicine – Sunday, March 01, 1953
We sometimes use formidable words to express simple ideas. Consider, for example, the word psychosomatic.
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Without Higher Help – Sunday, February 22, 1953
When we think of America's patriots of the past, there are two who almost unfailingly are mentioned, whom this month we hold in special remembrance.
Why Leave it So Late – Sunday, February 15, 1953
On a certain journey not long ago, some travelers encountered one of those untamed onslaughts of the elements which man, despite all his previous preparations,...
Occasions for Confidence – Sunday, February 08, 1953
As concerning young people, parents are sometimes heard to say: "I don't know what more I can do. I have given them everything anyone could...
Lost Intervals – Sunday, February 01, 1953
There are many circumstances and situations in which we may feel that we are marking time—or worse—wasting time. There are times when we are waiting...
The Pursuit of Pleasant Pastimes – Sunday, January 25, 1953
Often, we complain about being busy, and certainly at times we are—too busy—sometimes at essential things and sometimes at non-essential things. And because we are...
The Liability of Loose Threats – Sunday, January 18, 1953
Sometimes someone is heard to say what he will do to someone else—if—! And in that "if" a threat is uttered or implied.
The Blessing of Willing Work – Sunday, January 11, 1953
There is in most of us a tendency at times not to do anything that is difficult to do, not to perform any unpleasant service...
What’s Past is Prologue – Sunday, January 04, 1053
There is a comforting line from Shakespeare, which, in one short sentence has much to suggest: "What's past is prologue."1 It is a plea, for...