Benefits of Family
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Title
Benefits of Family
Description
Although man and many other animals reproduce their kind in much the same way, man differs from other animals in the way he treats his offspring. The human father and mother form a union called the family, and patiently rear their children through long years of infancy. Within the family the finest feelings of the race -- comradeship, courage, loyalty, unselfishness, love -- are developed.
Date
1922
Contributor
American Social Health Association
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Identifier
SWHP0041
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Benefits of Family
Copyrighted and reproduced by permission of The Literary Digest, New York
Although man and many other animals reproduce their kind in much the same way, man differs from other animals in the way he treats his offspring. The human father and mother form a union called the family, and patiently rear their children through long years of infancy.
Within the family the finest feelings of the race -- comradeship, courage, loyalty, unselfishness, love -- are developed.
Benefits of Family
Copyrighted and reproduced by permission of The Literary Digest, New York
Although man and many other animals reproduce their kind in much the same way, man differs from other animals in the way he treats his offspring. The human father and mother form a union called the family, and patiently rear their children through long years of infancy.
Within the family the finest feelings of the race -- comradeship, courage, loyalty, unselfishness, love -- are developed.
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