Mother to Crippled Children seeks helpers and placements
Medora Duncan appeals to clubs and citizens to place crippled children in suitable work to support themselves. She cites two adopted youths Opal Hutson and a 17 year old boy with improved mobility, and lists contacts for employment leads.
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Opal Hutson
Opal
First Baptist Church
Nelson
Olan Craig
First Christian Church
Judge Gee
Olan
J. Ni Beasley
G. G. Ordway
Ordway-Saunders Company
Mr. Fields
Ordway-Saunders
Medora Duncan
Dial
Wages and Hours From a Reader on Local Laundry Practices
A reader criticizes a local laundry for paying girls twenty cents an hour and forcing nine hour days. The writer urges Tack to intervene to end the long hours and slave labor conditions, noting harsh treatment and fatigue. The letter comments on presidential change and Democratic times.
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Tack
Firsthand Concern on Wages and Marriage Roles
A laundry worker signs as a constant reader urging publication of grievances about low wages and hours for women. The writer laments making ends meet with children and criticizes gender roles while noting broad hardship in Amarillo and elsewhere.
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Tack
Amarillo
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