New Jersey antique finds
Indentured Servitude was a form of labor in the 1500s-1600s in Both Britain and America. A person was contracted to work without salary for a specific number of years. Indentured Servants included both women and men and typically the time frame for this service was 4–7 years. The work varied from agriculture to simple industrial tasks including, but not limited to textiles, sewing, masonry, carpentry, ironwork, cooking, and childcare. In exchange for transportation to another destination, the indentured individual would be given shelter, food, and clothing for an agreed-upon time. At the end of their contract- they would be free to leave.
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As an antique store owner, I have learned the importance of discovery, appreciation, and the intrinsic history of simple elements. The connections one can make with artifacts of the past can bring exciting new energy to space and soul. The art of salvage collection and distribution is an arduous process and the following ten elements are sure to bring positive results.
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The term “Flea Market” originated in Paris, France. The word marché aux puces was given to a market that had second hand items. The original idea was that these items may contain fleas. The earliest English use of the term was in 1922 found in the Oxford dictionary of that time.
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Governor Murphy will announce today new updates on the Covid virus and its impact on New Jersey Schools. Many schools have opted to go remote for a short time following the holiday break. Governor Phil Murphy said the state is doing "everything possible to keep kids safely and responsibly in person and in school."
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