The Beauty of Work As A Friend Not An Enemy
Lucy Larcom argues that work shapes us by mindset. Facing each day with a welcoming view turns labor into a companion, making evenings feel earned and worthwhile.
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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
6
Lucy Larcom argues that work shapes us by mindset. Facing each day with a welcoming view turns labor into a companion, making evenings feel earned and worthwhile.
A new maid named Sarah, unused to city ways, explains that she hung a pail from the gas bracket after the master warned of a gas leak. The mistress questions the odd precaution and learns of the plan to catch escaping gas.
A chaotic rural New England scene recounts a train near a village, villagers reacting with fear and a woman recalling the moment. The piece includes stray poems and quotes about action, duty, and personal conduct, plus a Greenwish England court note on gender and fines.
A fragmented line suggests a moral or spiritual note about amends and harm, referencing Ira and fires of a spiritual power. The readable text is sparse, with insufficient clear facts for a full news card. It centers on wrongdoing, repair, and intangible power.
Fragmented OCR text references a Patten Cine case with scattered lines about viewers, venues, dates, and names, including mentions of New Park, Lenned, and Perry. The readable fragments are insufficient to render a coherent event, outcome, or involved parties with certainty.
A scattered timetable fragment notes New Jersey Central routes from Long Branch to Newark and New York via Sandy Hook and Freehold, with several stations and times. It references Atlantic City, Freehold, and Washington as locations, plus morning and evening departures and limited Saturday service.
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