Women Workers in German Textile Mills Paid 6 to 7 Marks Hourly
A report notes that female laborers in German textile mills are paid between 6 and 7 marks per hour, reflecting wage policy in the industry during the period.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1922
Page
3
A report notes that female laborers in German textile mills are paid between 6 and 7 marks per hour, reflecting wage policy in the industry during the period.
Diamond Dyes offer a simple way to restore color to worn skirts waists coats wings sweaters and draperies with guaranteed even tones that won’t streak fade or run. Inform your druggist if the fabric is wool or silk or linen cotton or mixed goods.
Three holdup men pleaded guilty and were sentenced to State prison by Judge Fes senden with District Attorney Pelletier and Assistant DA Sheehan presenting the cases. Donald Cameron drew 10 to 15 years for armed robbery, Fred Guggenhan 5 to 7 years, and Arthur W. Landry 2.5 to 3 years for break ins at local theaters and a store on Tremont street.
Jason Weller, longtime Boston merchant and president of Jason Weller & Sons, diamond importers and jewelers, marks his 80th birthday. The firm began in 1870 and now runs a global mail order operation. He is active in many groups including the Quarter Century Traveling Men's Club of New England. His wife recently celebrated her 75th birthday. He is survived by two sons William and Gustavus and two daughters Miriam and Harriet, the latter head of the Woman's Law Association of Massachusetts.
City Council members vote to hold a public hearing next Monday on a petition by Marks Angell and others to store 60 000 gallons of gagatine and 5 000 of oil in tanks at the Angell junk yard Granite Avenue Dorchester.
Washington reports Representative Joseph G Cannon of the 18th Illinois district will not run again next fall. If he serves until March 4 1923 he will have completed 46 years in the House. An advertisement for Adamson's Cough Balsam appears at the end.
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