Women's Working Conditions, Pennsylvania Silk Mills ~ 1910 Magazine Article

Original illustrated magazine article that has been carefully extracted from a vintage/antique periodical. Examining the conditions faced by the young women working at the Pennsylvania Silk Mills.

Illustrations/photos include:

ï On the way to the factory
ï A moment of conversation during the foreman's absence
ï Working at the winding frame
ï Snatching a glimpse at the world outside
ï Full page color illustration of the Silk Mills at night (by F.E. Schoonover)
ï and more

Title: A Woman in the Pennsylvania Silk-Mills

Subtitle: The conservation of our young womanhood

Author: Florence Lucas Sanville

Publication: Harper's Monthly Magazine

Publication Year: 1919

Length (includes front & back): Approximately 13 pages

Approximate Page Size (in inches): 6 x 9¼

Condition: VG

This is an article only . . . not the entire magazine