Young Woman’s Journal (February 1929)

Latter-day saint artists : Joseph A. Packer, cowboy sculptor
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The spirit of the Grand Canyon
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Desert flowers
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Three roses
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A luncheon for Aunt Adelaide
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The conspiracy : A one-act comedy
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The first bicycle made in Utah
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An old-fashioned valentine
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Give me a rainbow
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Youth
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Lost
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To Evelyn
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Our poets
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Sweet sixteen
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Applied art
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Afield with song birds of winter
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Editorial department : Youth's heritage
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Presidencies and secretaries
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Community activity department
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The adult department
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The gleaner department
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M men-gleaner notes
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Gleaner-junior notes
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The junior department
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Bee-hive girls
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Dennison craft
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Literature of the Bible : The poetry of the Bible
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Miscellaneous program : Differences and similarities in folk music
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Biographies of noted women : Queen Esther
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Life more abundant for the adult woman : Woman's community interests
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Courses of study : Adult department, Women's separate division, Joint division,
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Courses of study : Gleaner department, Latter-day saint ideals of home and home
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Latter-day saint ideals of home and home life : Lesson 22 : Homemaking and motherhood
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Latter-day saint ideals of home and home life : Lesson 23 : Essential characteristics of the ideal homemaker : the man
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Courses of study : Junior department, Springtime, An analogy between this lovel
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Helps in cell-filling : Field of business
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Efficiency report for the month of December, 1928
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