Government study exposes luxury spend by American women
Government reports reveal vast yearly spending by women on cosmetics, jewelry, tobacco, perfumes, and fashion from 1920 to 1922. Data show rising cigarette use, luxury taxes, and altered consumer tastes abroad, with Cuban preferences and American styles diverging. The Commerce Department notes demand for goods varies by country and subject, informing policy and trade.
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Child Labor and Education Battle Across the States
Government studies show millions of children leave school to work in offices and factories each year. Welfare workers press for at least two years of high school before entering industry, noting private schools and night programs expand but many youths still lack full schooling.
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