A Merchant's Motto
George Moore, a nineteenth century merchant, wrote these words in his pocketbook:
“What I spent I had:
What I saved I lost:
What I gave I have.”
What Time Is it for You
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A Lukewarm Christian
A Lukewarm Christian Recently I talked to a man I will call Mr. Luke Warm, for he is neither cold not hot. He says he is a Christian but seldom attends church. “I am under... Read More ... Read more
An Unobservant Policeman
An Unobservant Policeman In 1992, a Los Angeles County parking control officer saw a Cadillac that was illegally parked. The officer ignored the man sitting in the driver’s seat and after writing the ticket, reached... Read More ... Read more
Alcohol Statistic
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Alcoholism Is Not a Disease
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