Women of Manila Showd as Handy and Intelligent Creators
A Victorian-era piece portrays Manila women as skilled and attractive workers. It notes their roles in textile and craft trades, embroidery, toy making, and factory labor, contrasting native elegance with European influence and Mestizo fashion.
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Noah
Mavila
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Anal Pever
Philippines
Venice
Helen Tar
Amon
Bearn
Chas
Aigeast
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the Women OF
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Janes Matos
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Utah National Bank
Montana National Pink
NTS
Daavenhand
L. Batolelder Riennack
L. C. Fyhrie & CO
General Grocers
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California Powder Works
Dillon
T. W. Poindexter & Sons
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Dillon, Montana
Edward Marlow
Helens Strood
Menta
Dillon Brewery
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Seurt
Sole Northwestern
Caies
Ste Koller
Scoe
Foo
Chas. H. Padley
Kline & Padley
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