American messenger . AMERieftNMESSENGER Vol. 74 JUNE, 1916 No. 6. By courtesy of the American baptist ior. Miss, fcioc. COMPOSING ROOM OF THE MISSION PRESS AT RANGOON, BURMAH AMERICANTRfteT SOCIETY, NEW YORK. 1 Ml FRITZ- ot* 102 American Messenger June, 1916. Graduation Day and After s*e B°$£S?Z?i£° iplift WHEN the school doors close behind the young graduates their education is only is indeed Commencement with them. They have been learning during these school yearsto use books as tools, and only as they carry out and perfect that knowledge are they going to be For this reason let
American messenger . AMERieftNMESSENGER Vol. 74 JUNE, 1916 No. 6. By courtesy of the American baptist ior. Miss, fcioc. COMPOSING ROOM OF THE MISSION PRESS AT RANGOON, BURMAH AMERICANTRfteT SOCIETY, NEW YORK. 1 Ml FRITZ- ot* 102 American Messenger June, 1916. Graduation Day and After s*e B°$£S?Z?i£° iplift WHEN the school doors close behind the young graduates their education is only is indeed Commencement with them. They have been learning during these school yearsto use books as tools, and only as they carry out and perfect that knowledge are they going to be For this reason let your graduation gift be one that shall further well-developed men and women,that end. What better gift can you place in the hands ofthe young graduates as they leave the class-roomthan a book that is going to help carry on theireducation? And who will dissent when we say thatthe first book needed is a handy-volume Bible or Testament? Here is one that can be slipped readilyinto a young mans pocketor a young womans suit-case and yet is a library initself. TH
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