The Bread Winner by Edward A. Oldham
A laborer returns home with a dinner-pail to share joy with his wife and children. He finds deeper happiness in family warmth than in wealth or status, a tribute to honest toil and home life.
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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1891
Page
6
A laborer returns home with a dinner-pail to share joy with his wife and children. He finds deeper happiness in family warmth than in wealth or status, a tribute to honest toil and home life.
A town vendue sells pauper wards for a year. Sarah Golding, nearly sixteen, flees Bijah Green’s auction to avoid bondage. John Townsend finds her hiding in his carriage, helps her home, and she stays on his farm becoming educated and a partner in marriage.
A Brooklyn Citizen report explains that modern science shows stars are not truly fixed. It highlights motions among the Big Dipper stars and Huggins Flammarion’s charted calculations predicting ancient cross shapes and future diamond forms over vast timescales.
The article explains that knots or warts on forest trees arise from latent buds in the bark. Under favorable conditions these buds grow, push through the bark, unfold into leaves, and the resulting tissue migrates and rests between bark layers, forming the characteristic knots.
A reflective account of Portugal’s countryside where plows and wagons resemble ancient Rome, peasants keep old Tillman and superstitions persist, and nature’s scenes mirror pastoral poetry with vines olives and bees in a timeless rural scene.
A collage of light verse and cartoon captions from a 19th or early 20th century page. Jests about love and folly, dogs and forget me nots, clerics on trains, overcoats and art, plus quips from various households and shops.
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