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... living conditions and has been driven forth by poverty to seek new opportunities in America . The standards of living , especially of certain races , are lower than those of the native American . Their members can live on less because ...
... living conditions and has been driven forth by poverty to seek new opportunities in America . The standards of living , especially of certain races , are lower than those of the native American . Their members can live on less because ...
Page 220
... Living ? A woman's standard of living is ordinarily as high as a man's . If she does not eat quite as much , her clothes and sometimes her lodgings cost her more . If single , living with her parents , she contributes either in money or ...
... Living ? A woman's standard of living is ordinarily as high as a man's . If she does not eat quite as much , her clothes and sometimes her lodgings cost her more . If single , living with her parents , she contributes either in money or ...
Page 253
... living is necessarily a vague term , but it has come to have a rather definite meaning in the minds of most people . To the public , it stands for a wage sufficient to afford a living for a normal family , to give them a reasonable ...
... living is necessarily a vague term , but it has come to have a rather definite meaning in the minds of most people . To the public , it stands for a wage sufficient to afford a living for a normal family , to give them a reasonable ...
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CHAPTER | 3 |
THE WOMAN PROBLEM | 11 |
THE NEWSPAPER PROBLEM | 22 |
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