The Reward of a Well Done Task
An Emerson quote about the reward of a job well done, emphasizing satisfaction and achievement as the incentive.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1922
Page
3
An Emerson quote about the reward of a job well done, emphasizing satisfaction and achievement as the incentive.
A short excerpt contrasts life and success with a philosophical note. It presents two lines attributed to historical figures, exploring the meaning of life and the burden of success.
United States Department of Agriculture offers methods to repair ice storm damage in New England trees. Remove broken branches then treat trunk and larger limbs by cleaning splintered wood, prune back fragile tops, and avoid using climbing spurs. Leave some cavities open, seal final cuts with antiseptic paint, and perform repairs promptly before warm weather.
A year after a jealous letter drives Elizabeth from home she returns to the old elm by the brook and rescues Randall Gray from quicksands. They reunite in love as the night restores their bond and forgive past mistakes.
The article stresses deep pulverization beyond surface prep to break up coarse soil. It argues many gardeners neglect subsoil texture, noting that many tiny air spaces improve root growth and overall plant vigor.
A Louisville Courier Journal excerpt portrays a rural conversation about personal upheaval and resilience as a wife leaves, a divorce occurs, and domestic routines adapt with humor and hopeful tone. The dialogue highlights community wit and southern dialect.
A wistful note on a dependable companion who brings cheer and easy laughter. The line suggests enduring affection for someone known for humor and convivial company.
An Emporia college girl quipped about eating several magazines and a dish of nuts, a remark reprinted by Capper's Weekly to mock such "literary digest" antics noted by the Gas.
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