The Family And Its Problems
A 1947 snapshot of Canadian families showing 3 042 000 households, average size 3.7, rising divorce rates from 1921 to 1945, and social pressures on family life. It discusses parental roles, child socialization, cultural shifts, and symptoms of family strain amid modernization and youth independence.
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Canada
United States
Dominion
Horatio Alger
Samuel
D. E. Cameron
You Cannot Buy Contentment
A Sunhine Magazine reflection on mindset suggests discontent stems from attitude, not circumstances. Emerson and Paul are cited to argue confidence, energy, and acceptance lead to progress, while jealousy and rebellion hinder. Practice contentment with life as given and seek happiness in daily moments.
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Emerson
Paul
The
Philippians
Sunshine Magazine
Timber wolves shot on Kozak farm near Roblin
Fred Kozak, while checking coyote traps on his Roblin area farm nine miles northeast, engaged a pack of timber wolves. He killed two with precise pistol shots and pursued the third for hours, noting four scores in four shots as a fine hunting day.
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Sam Syke
Tony Worobec
Fred Kozak
Roblin
Kozak
Roblin Curling Bonspiel Set For January Start
Roblin's arena will host a nine sheet bonspiel from January 31 with five events including two main two secondary and a consolation. A banquet is planned midweek and local help is sought for billets and volunteers. Local entry is five dollars per curler for non members. members play free.
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Roblin’s
Roblin Spiel
Roblin Club
Canada’s mining and industrial communities boost world markets
The article notes how mining and industrial centers across Canada connect to global markets through foreign branches and trade networks, aiding Canada’s traders with essential products and services.
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