10 Dec 1942
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 10, 1942
Page
1
A humorous reminiscence tracks Joe the swearing man’s reform and the birth of Arthur Charles. The piece follows infant Art from birth through eleven months as his parents labor under government care, evolving parenting tactics, teeth, walking delays, and a final vow to improve while Art asserts a duty to stay.
The piece argues for progressive reform to make government more responsive to voters and to remove economic shackles hindering the ability of Canadians to work and earn a decent living. It cites Sweden and New Zealand as models and urges action against moneyed interests delaying change.
The piece recalls the Roaring Twenties and the Great Depression, warning that promises of guaranteed support for bootblacks and other workers would require tax hikes. Higher taxes would burden producers, depress prices for goods, and raise living costs for farmers and others in primary industries. The author argues Canadian institutions should highlight wealth created by production rather than endless welfare.
Gordon W. Pound of Makaroff and Walter McGinnis of Deepdale enlisted in the Canadian active army at Winnipeg during the past week. Pound, 20, farmed at Makaroff before enlisting November 27, is the son of Thomas William Pound of Makaroff. McGinnis, born in Deepdale, lists his mother, Mrs. Clementine McGinnis, of Deepdale, as next of kin.
Nov. 1 a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Watson at Mrs. Sanders nursing home. Nov. 27 another son born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nash at the same facility. Religious life and daily duties noted by Beecher.
A selection of quotes on faith, goodness, and spiritual outlook. It contrasts cheerful tomorrows with confident religion and notes how faith influences daily conduct like sap nourishing a tree. Quotes include J F Clarke anon Foldy Penn Schleiermacher and others.
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