Thanksgiving Agret and the skilled who avoid hard labor
A fragmented note suggests a reflection on successful men who rely on high salaries rather than manual labor, implying they would struggle to support themselves in hardship. The text hints at social commentary on money and labor without clear specifics.
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Agret
Study Your Job and Improve Your Work Ethic
A quote on the value of learning in any trade. It urges study at home school and shop, arguing knowledge boosts efficiency and money, and that no one ever has too much money, except in others’ opinion. It emphasizes improving one’s craft to win success.
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Work of the right sort lifts health and guides life
Advice emphasizes honest work improves health and avoids trouble. It notes coal wealth may last millennia but prices rise, and kind words are worth more than gold. It urges steady effort for promotion, warning that a boss notices who deserves favors.
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