Stuck with a boss from hell? Trying to escape a bad date? Looking for a way to fix a friendship, or make it through your next family reunion? Believe it or not,

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Offers advice on all aspects of toilet training, discussing different methods, teaching toilet etiquette, and addressing medical concerns.

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Harlo Jones describes his childhood and adolescence from the late 1920s to the early 1940s in Dinsmore, Saskatchewan, sixty-five miles from Saskatoon.

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