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History of American textiles : with kindred and auxiliary industries (illustrated) (1922)

Boston : Frank P. Bennett · leaf 18

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utilization of by-products. These benefits reacted to theadvantage of the consumer in low^ering the united labor with them from across thew^ater where the employees were paid low^erwages and worked under far less comfort-able conditions. The spirit of organizationand method fostered throughout… … Navajo Indian Woman Weaving a Blanket from Native Wool I riiotograph by George R. King) selling price, and to the prosperity of theemployee through increase in wages andimprovement in his environment both dur-ing working hours and in recreation hours.Opportunity was offered for education, so-cial…

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