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Page 7
He foresaw here, where the mighty Zambesi fell, a "City Beautiful," named after
Britain's greatest queen ; with parks and fine hotels, and humming factories and
nese or reluctant kaffirs, but labor from one great central "mill," as it were, driven
by ...
He foresaw here, where the mighty Zambesi fell, a "City Beautiful," named after
Britain's greatest queen ; with parks and fine hotels, and humming factories and
nese or reluctant kaffirs, but labor from one great central "mill," as it were, driven
by ...
Page 14
But industrial demi-gods have a curi- This is the first of two articles on Child Labor
, the second of which will appear in the April issue. — Hp. ous habit of turning
fatalists, and besides, tilings looked suspicious. "Say, Air. Murphy, what's that
high ...
But industrial demi-gods have a curi- This is the first of two articles on Child Labor
, the second of which will appear in the April issue. — Hp. ous habit of turning
fatalists, and besides, tilings looked suspicious. "Say, Air. Murphy, what's that
high ...
Page 16
Stunted and misshapen from early labor. 5. Little Mike, twelve years old, earns
eight cents an hour. 6. Group of cotton loom girls. 7. Only thirteen, and works all
night in a machine shop. 8. Five little girl mill workers. Let It In When you're feelin'
...
Stunted and misshapen from early labor. 5. Little Mike, twelve years old, earns
eight cents an hour. 6. Group of cotton loom girls. 7. Only thirteen, and works all
night in a machine shop. 8. Five little girl mill workers. Let It In When you're feelin'
...
Page 17
Child labor has become so imbedded in our industrial life that there is scarcely a
business which does not employ tiny, uneducated children for the dull routine
tasks that no one else will do. Down the whole line of child labor industries, those
...
Child labor has become so imbedded in our industrial life that there is scarcely a
business which does not employ tiny, uneducated children for the dull routine
tasks that no one else will do. Down the whole line of child labor industries, those
...
Page 18
They labor in felt factories, dye rooms, in the deadly phosphorous soaked air of
match factories and the repulsive smells of varnish rooms, and a hundred other
vile, disease- breeding and dangerous occupations. From the coal mine to the ...
They labor in felt factories, dye rooms, in the deadly phosphorous soaked air of
match factories and the repulsive smells of varnish rooms, and a hundred other
vile, disease- breeding and dangerous occupations. From the coal mine to the ...
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