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Priscilla Mills: 1911

April 1911. Meridian, Mississippi. "Noon hour at Priscilla Knitting Mills. Small boys who work here." Photograph by Lewis Wickes Hine. View full size.

April 1911. Meridian, Mississippi. "Noon hour at Priscilla Knitting Mills. Small boys who work here." Photograph by Lewis Wickes Hine. View full size.

 

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Lunch

I feel the same way at lunch time every day.

I wonder what the top on that road is

Blacktop? Gravel?

Got to take pretty tough feet to run on that if it is gravel.

Come to think of it, blacktop, too. With the sun beating down around noon.

Sans footwear

It's amazing that so many boys, barely in their teens would go about daily life without shoes.

Lunch?

Looks more like recess to me!

Kids will be kids....

Like a Rockwell illustration

but more blurry.

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