Threats and fears shaping a child’s courage and trust
A guide on how parental threats and frightening images mold a child’s fears. It urges analyzing fears with the child, avoiding scary outbursts, and teaching coping steps to prevent lasting anxiety. It notes dangers of scaring with punishments and promotes calm, factual explanations.
Cunard Hogmanay Sailings Land Scots in Greenock Homeward
Cunard's Carinthia sails New York December 11 and reaches Greenock December 18 for Hogmanay celebrations. The voyage includes Halifax December 12 for Canadian passengers aiming to be home for the new year. A special Greenock boat train will connect travelers to Glasgow and other centers before the ship proceeds to Liverpool December 19. First class rates begin at 242 and tourist class at 174 with oxygen options listed.
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Home Workshop Patterns Inspire Bedside Sets and Lamps
The domestic note describes Pattern 303 for sturdy bed frames and foot boards, and Pattern 302 for matching bed-side stands. It notes lamps crafted from two by four stock and suggests Bash-made designs as handsome, versatile, and playful. The piece mentions Pattern UST with varied directions and illustrated guidance for different items.
Lamp design guidance for wood based bases and bases
The guidance describes choosing lamp bases made from odds and ends of wood and warns against placing a favorite figurine on a wet light base or making a lamp with a contrasting footed base or a tall lamp with brass.
Tables for Every Need Pattern and Pricing Promo
The notice advertises a pattern set 295 for making end and coffee tables and nested tables with steps. It includes a 400 price and a packet 20 with five patterns for listing room furniture. Orders under $1.00 incur a service charge. send orders to a listed address.
A North Ontario Spring Journey Turns to Nightfall
The narrator plans a Muskoka Algonquin Park trip from Huntsville remembering past climbs and warnings about diesel trains. After detouring into forest vistas and fall colors the path grows dark and frightening yet a railway’s dawn glow and distant village sounds bring safer relief as the traveler contemplates a calmer ride home by train.
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Algonquin Park
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Unwanted guests invade winter cottage habitat
When a summer cottage closes for winter, pests like wasps insects mice squirrels and other wild life invade and damage property. Spray window frames with insect spray use moth flakes and moth balls in cupboards bedding and floors. Commercial seeds deter pests. Empty and turn upside down water vessels including rain barrels to prevent breeding. Safe driving week 1959 urges careful travel and walking.
Manitoba anglers claim bigger, better master award fish
Anglers from Manitoba show strong catches this season with several fish qualifying for the Master Algiers award. The season yields a 60 pound plus fish by Van Amer, a 35 pound second prize, and a 12 pound four ounce pockerel. A special 18 pound four ounce whitefish was caught by Tony Deorme of St. Adolphe at Lac Tu Bonnet, with many big fish reported near the Lake Winnipeg narrows.
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van Amer
Sage
Oobert Lea
United States
Sears
Lake Winnipeg Narrows
Tony Deorme
St. Adolphe
Lac Tu Bonnet
Old Time Combine Picture From Spokane Field
A La Combe Choice feature shows a 1900 era combine harvesting fall wheat near Spokane Washington. The horse powered machine uses two horse teams, a twelve foot bar, and an elevated driver perch. Grain is moved by an elevator to sacks while a worker sews and tosses them to ground for later pickup. The image belongs to R D Crenshaw of Laternbe whose father drove the 2900 equipment. Heh River Times Alta
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R. D. Crenshaw
Laternbe
Alta
Town appoints James Grenville general manager of Co operative Fisheries
James Grenville, 42, will become general manager of Co operative Fisheries Limited in Prince Albert. Born in Daiphion Manitoba, he has held branch roles with Canadian Cooperative Timplement in Saskatoon and Regina. He is married with three sons and replaces a resigning former manager. The central agency now oversees assets and functions of Saskatchewan Fish Marketing Services, the former crown corporation serving northern fishermen since 1949.
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Daiphion
Man
Onry
Timplement
Leorteain
Saskatoon
Regina
Tossma
Bib
the Pest
Cotney
Woho
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Fish Marketing Services
Crown Corporation
Curbing crime and curfew in Taber discussed
The Times Editorial argues sentences are too light in violent cases and questions leniency in crime, praising enforcement of curfew laws. It notes Nathan Leopold's release and calls for firm handling of teens and adults causing disturbances, stressing parental responsibility to curb vandalism and unrest.
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Tabor
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Bobby Franks
Chicago
Leopold
Loeb
Shoppers urged to beware of mail order catalogs
Readers are warned about fall wholesale catalogs pushing big discounts on brand name goods. Substitutions, out of stock items, late deliveries beyond Christmas, and unreliable satisfaction are noted. Local merchants are praised for service and fair pricing, urging shopping at home.
Moon Mission Sparks Mix of Awe and Fear
The piece reflects on the moon landing stirring sentimental views of the night sky and questions about science. It warns that human reach might outpace common sense, risking weaponry and harm, as progress prompts anxiety about the future.
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