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- There's no joy
- With apologies to Ernest Lawrence Thayer
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- Four Peck Dam photo by Margaret Bourke-White
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- Falling Bruin
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Mill Maids: 1913
November 1913. "Some of the young workers (not the youngest) in the Kosciusko Cotton Mills. Superintendent objected to my taking photographs. Location: Kosciusko, Mississippi." Photograph by Lewis Wickes Hine. View full size.
Dirty work
Looms had to be oiled. Going from one machine to the other would have easily been within these girls' skill set.
Dirty work!
What did these girls do that got them so dirty? It wasn't a coal mine..
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