Matthews, Mary Lockwood, b. 1882 · Boston, Little, Brown, and company · leaf 156
Method of Making Embroidered Scallops dresses are made in sweat-shops that are dirty, poorlyaired and in every way an unfit place for womenand girls to work. Often such garments are madein homes where conditions are not sanitary and SEWING AND TEXTILES 135 where, perhaps, there is sickness. The… … ft iffMMMJtS- A Page from the Clothing Book garments are made in light, well ventilated, cleanwork rooms, by women and girls who receive goodwages for their work. Inexpensive as well as costlygarments are often made under these good conditions.Many garments made under good conditions are 136 SEWING…
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