| United States. Bureau of Labor - Child labor - 1911 - 856 pages
...nor death nor any illness that demands a doctor's attention or calls for medicine. Even though all these things are eliminated, if the family is not...children's clothing; she must be physically able to do all of the household work, including the washing. And she must know enough to purchase with her allowance... | |
| Scott Nearing - Cost and standard of living - 1913 - 184 pages
...nor death nor any illness that demands a doctor's attention or calls for medicine. Even though all these things are eliminated, if the family is not...children's clothing; she must be physically able to do all of the household work, including the washing. And she must know enough to purchase with her allowance... | |
| John Simpson Penman - Christian sociology - 1915 - 160 pages
...nor death, nor any illness that demands a doctor's attention or calls for medicine. Even though all these things are eliminated, if the family is not...she must know enough to purchase with her allowance the food that has the proper nutritive value."1 The Eeport concludes that "the Minimum Standard is... | |
| New York (State). Factory Investigating Commission - Building laws - 1915 - 952 pages
...nor death nor any illness that demands a doctor's attention or calls for medicine. Even though all these things are eliminated, if the family is not...children's clothing; she must be physically able to do all of the household work, including the washing. And she must know enough to purchase with her allowance,... | |
| New York (State). Legislature. Senate - Government publications - 1915 - 962 pages
...nor death nor any illness that demands a doctor's attention or calls for medicine. Even though all these things are eliminated, if the family is not...children's clothing; she must be physically able to do all of the household work, including the washing. And she must know enough to purchase with her allowance,... | |
| Maurice Parmelee - Poverty - 1916 - 510 pages
...nor death nor any illness that demands a doctor's attention or calls for medicine. Even though all these things are eliminated, if the family is not...children's clothing; she must be physically able to do all of the household work, including the washing, And she must know enough to purchase with her allowance... | |
| Political science - 1921 - 236 pages
...of Lajbor estimated that in Fall River, Massachusetts, in 1908, the minimum standard of living for an average family could not be less than $484.41 per...with her allowance food that has the proper nutritive value." . -' The Standard Living, p. 61. " Ibid., Appendices A and B. The bursau estimated that a faire... | |
| Paul Howard Douglas - Apprentices - 1921 - 360 pages
...birth or death nor any illness that demands a doctor's attention or calls for medicine. Even though all these things are eliminated, if the family is not...rare ability. She must know how to make her own and children's clothing; she must be physically able to do all of the household work, including the washing.... | |
| Paul Howard Douglas - Apprentices - 1921 - 372 pages
...She must know how to make her own and children's clothing; she must be physically able to do all of the household work, including the washing. And she...purchase with her allowance food that has the proper nutrition value." It is small wonder that the Report states2 that the " minimum standard of living... | |
| Abraham Epstein - Industrial life insurance - 1922 - 718 pages
...nor death nor any illness that demands a doctor's attention or calls for medicine. Even though all these things are eliminated, if the family is not...she must know enough to purchase with her allowance the food that has the proper nutritive value." l The Bureau estimated that a fairer standard of living... | |
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