Young Woman’s Journal (July 1929)

Latter-day saint artists : Roy Gardner
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Granite mountains
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Golden glow
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Jane Welsh Carlyle
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The legacy
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When women were ''females''
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Cyrus the Lord's anointed
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''-and sealing wax''
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America
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Memory
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To Isabel
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Night
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Loneliness on the prairie
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Comprehension
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My garden
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Among my native hills
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The valley of Bear Lake
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I make perfect bread
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When you can't change it
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Maria Mitchell
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Charm
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Rainbow seekers
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Summer camps : The joy of the hills
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Summer camps : A moonlight hike to the top of Mount Nebo
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Summer camps : The insect wonderful--the bumble bee
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Summer camps : Out for a lark
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Summer camps : Extract from camp log Brighton M. I. A. home
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Summer camps : What shall we take to eat
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A little child grows up
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Editorial Department : The June conference
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Presidencies and secretaries
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Community activity department
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The gleaner department
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The junior department
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Bee-hive girls
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Attendance of Y. L. M. I. A. workers at June conference
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Latter-day saint ideals of home and home life (second year) : Lesson I - The girl and her ideals (review)
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Latter-day saint ideals of home and home life (second year) : Lesson II - What is a home?
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Latter-day saint ideals of home and home life (second year) : Lesson III - Establishing the home
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Efficiency report for the month of May, 1929
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