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Title: The Relief Society magazine : organ of the Relief Society of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Year: 1922 (1920s)
Authors: Relief Society (Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints)
Subjects: Relief Society (Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints)
Publisher: Salt Lake City : (General Board of the Relief Society)
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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THESELABELSASSURE YOUSATISFACTION Z. C. M. I. FACTORY MADE Siioes andOveralls Are built in a factory thathas been rejuvenated withmodern machinery. Help the movement for Intcr-mountain developmeiit Mutual Appreciation By L. Lula Greene Richards If I have done you good, dear friend, In this I take dehght.The kindly thanks wh!ch you extend, Are more than jewels bright.Yes, more to me than wealth or fame, Or worldly honors great;That in your prayers you breathe my name, I more appreciate. To be remembered in the prayer Of one who loves the Lord,For helpful words or friendly care, I deem a rich reward.I shall remember you, likewise, Before our Fathers throne.Thus aided, each may gain a prize. One might not reach alone. The bond of pure iand generous love. Which brings true happiness.And. lifts the heart such pangs above As selfish wants express—The standard which our Savior raised When rightly understood,Helps each to utter, God be praised If I have done you good.
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CYRUS E. DALLIN THE Relief Society Magazine Vol. IX OCTOBER, 1922 No. 10 Dallins Gift of Massasoit to Utah Alice Merrill Home As a token of love for his native state, Cyrus E. Dallin, has re-cently set up, under the great high dome of the State Capitol Build-ing a replica of his bronze sculpure of Massasoit, which standsoverlooking Plymouth Rock, forever guarding the destinies ofthe Plymouth Colony. Who is this .Massasoit? Chief of the Wampanoags—amighty Indian nation; a sachem, whose dominion extended fromCape Cod to Narragansett Bay, at the time when the Mayflowerfirst appeared on the horizon of the Atlantic, tacking over beau-tiful Massachusetts Bay to tarry and disembark in the PlymouthHarbor. The old world Pilgrims in that new world adventure, establish-ing the first enduring colony on New England shores, for freedomof conscience sake, first planted ther feet on what is now knownas Plymouth Rock which, :n the hearts of a grateful people, hascome to be a sacred rock, and over it

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