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... increased from 1914 to 1919 with the growth of the industries , but the proportion of women so employed to the total number of women in industry was less . While the majority of women were still grouped in the five woman - employing ...
... increased from 1914 to 1919 with the growth of the industries , but the proportion of women so employed to the total number of women in industry was less . While the majority of women were still grouped in the five woman - employing ...
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... increased threefold in the production of cutlery and edge tools , and was five times greater in the industry making steam fitting , steam and hot water apparatus . The proportion of women to men in each of these industries had also ...
... increased threefold in the production of cutlery and edge tools , and was five times greater in the industry making steam fitting , steam and hot water apparatus . The proportion of women to men in each of these industries had also ...
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... increased production from the factories . All lines of industrial and agri- cultural enterprises were affected by what is sometimes referred to as the " economic revolution . " New inventions and improve- ments were made to meet the new ...
... increased production from the factories . All lines of industrial and agri- cultural enterprises were affected by what is sometimes referred to as the " economic revolution . " New inventions and improve- ments were made to meet the new ...
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CHAPTER | 3 |
THE WOMAN PROBLEM | 11 |
THE NEWSPAPER PROBLEM | 22 |
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