Nation's Labor Problem as Women Slaves in Fields
A 19th century piece argues women and men work as farm hands under bondage terms. It cites emancipation, claims 1,514,000 men and women labored in fields, details wage gaps and a call for Congress to act amid industrial distress. It memorializes slavery’s remnants and labor unrest.
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Women First and the Nation's Harvest Urgency
A fragmented reflection on poverty and gender, urging reform to support women and children. The piece condemns poverty’s reach, calls for wage adjustments, and references labor history and the Farm Union while highlighting the strain on mothers and workers.
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