Bulletin of the United States Bureau of Labor StatisticsU.S. Government Printing Office, 1913 - Labor |
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... determined by the conditions under which the bread is kept and by the state of the atmosphere . The customary loss in baking is variously estimated by bakers , but it may be said that a loaf scaled at 18 ounces will , when sold , if ...
... determined by the conditions under which the bread is kept and by the state of the atmosphere . The customary loss in baking is variously estimated by bakers , but it may be said that a loaf scaled at 18 ounces will , when sold , if ...
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... determined by the city ordinance quoted below : The weight of bread exposed or offered for sale in the city of Omaha is hereby prescribed , as follows : A single loaf of bread shall weigh when baked sixteen ( 16 ) ounces ; a full , or ...
... determined by the city ordinance quoted below : The weight of bread exposed or offered for sale in the city of Omaha is hereby prescribed , as follows : A single loaf of bread shall weigh when baked sixteen ( 16 ) ounces ; a full , or ...
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... determined by the court of appeals of that State in no way affects the elective law ; furthermore a new compulsory law was enacted in 1913 , as already noted ; so that there are now 22 States having laws of this class on their statute ...
... determined by the court of appeals of that State in no way affects the elective law ; furthermore a new compulsory law was enacted in 1913 , as already noted ; so that there are now 22 States having laws of this class on their statute ...
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... determination of the scale of compensation is a subject earnestly dis- cussed and on which considerable differences have arisen . The necessity for a workable law on the one hand , not excessively bur- densome to the employer and not ...
... determination of the scale of compensation is a subject earnestly dis- cussed and on which considerable differences have arisen . The necessity for a workable law on the one hand , not excessively bur- densome to the employer and not ...
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... Determination des Rentes en Cas d'Accidents Oculaires . " The table presented by Dr. Maschke is said by him to be the rating actually employed in German practice in determining insurance benefits . It differs in detail from the Josten's ...
... Determination des Rentes en Cas d'Accidents Oculaires . " The table presented by Dr. Maschke is said by him to be the rating actually employed in German practice in determining insurance benefits . It differs in detail from the Josten's ...
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