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Barbara Clark’s drive to train servants in Crawford town
Barbara Clark surveys working girls in Bondman’s and local firms to form a training school for Christian households. She reports findings on wages, social status, and hours, and discusses barriers in housework, aiming to recruit pupils while Mrs Ward and Morton influence the project. The piece sets up a central conflict over serving class reform and Barbara’s growing role.
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Tam
Tarbara
Mrs. Vane
Barbara
Jimpert
Hove
Garhara
Morton
Hilde
Mr. Vane
Den
Shea
Mr. Morton
Crawford
Marble Square
Mrs. Ward
We Department
Bondman & Co
Young Women's Christian Assaciation
Highron Station
Tabor
Bondman's
Dour
Bondman’s
Mr. Ward
Christien
Richard
Ar. Ward
Moble Square
Ward
Raybarn
Richard Ward
Ralph
Mr. Wad
Carl
Clark