een years has variedfrom 83 to 95 per cent. The willingness of women to work for lesspay than men has contributed to their employment, but even whenchosen from this motive, the work has proved so satisfactory as tolead to consideration of the question of equal wages for equal work. IN THE WOMANS… … SPREAD AND PILLOW COVER. M. Crouvezier. FRANCE. and salaries are increased in proportion to length of service, thereare some teachers sufficiently paid to encourage the devotion of thebest talent to this service. The result of the normal teaching is well expressed in the 47th 156 ART AND HANDICRAFT…
World's Columbian Exposition (1893 : Chicago, Ill.) · Women artists · Decorative arts
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