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Work When You Work Play When You Play In The Post
A fragmented article from The Post’s Women and Children section extols child labor and the contrast between play and work. It portrays young workers eagerly performing tasks, while adults emphasize discipline and productivity, praising the dedication of working children amid a backdrop of playground imagery and urban scenes. The piece rails against idleness and promotes industrious youth within the era’s social rhetoric.
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