Riches and the Camel in the Needle's Eye
February 1 1953 column argues wealth is a spiritual risk and warns riches can tempt appetite for possessions. It uses the Camel and Needle analogy to urge faith reliance on God, noting wealth need not condemn Christians who manage money as trust for good. It cites biblical figures and emphasizes responsible stewardship.
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Tax Rule On Home Sales Explained By IRS Official
John E. Bartlett of the Yoa kum Internal Revenue Service explains conditions for possible non taxation of gain from selling a personal residence in 1953. If a new principal residence is bought within a year of sale and used as home within a year, gains may be offset by the new price. If construction follows sale, start within a year and finish within eighteen months. report all profit on tax return.
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More Than One Workbench
A farming reader explains building multiple workbenches or using a sturdy table for light work. Add Masonite tempering below the surface, attach a hardboard panel as a wearing surface, and screw it in with pilot holes. Include a shelf panel beneath and support at all edges.
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