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... EMPLOYMENT OF CHILDREN IN FACTORIES. Mr. E. Carelton Tufnell read a paper at the recent Social Science Congreas on the employment of children in factories, and the proposed extension of factory legislation. to which attention has been called ...
... weekly day of rest, fifteen countries have forbidden women doing night work in factories. and as many others have at last forbidden very young children working in factories. Evils as are no longer tolerated in this eountry still exist abroad, but conditions ...
... the protracted attempts to understand the meaning of the whole. Most pitiful to behold were the crowds of small children from factories and charity schools, whom misguided philanthropy had sent to the monster fair. The poor little creatures dragged their ...
... work of children who were of school age. The Commission didn't deal with children employed at bet factories and work=roe not allowed to employ childres is yew of age. and in mines chador nadir 13 years. With regard to Art trading by children. the Commisdee ...
... ism. labour Mut oat both from esoployeseot. end lA. WAS= of sorb as hod it I. aim Marston point. to eerry their children to the factories before swa. rime. sad then return for little mem loos •fter mare& At meted NM, according to Lord Furl or E . Mll ...
... the saferterilinl of the individual freetkno at home. A reortn this was achieved by th, Factory Aet of 1533. Before that dam and children. employed it, mines factories. worked for twelve awl tour' a day, to dist their live. trer,• a burden. with so recreation ...
... resole lion It the basis if the discussion, and this arced to. Herr Paul Wegener, Germany, propeel the emplcootient in factories of children under fourteen years of age should be mad* tlkgal. in moving the resolution, be regretted to notice that them were ...
... NEGLECTED FACTORY CHILDREN. The reports of the Children's Employment ComcaUk:;ionerii have recently attracted a good deal of attention, and will, no doubt, be carefully considered by Parliament as a basis of legislation. There in one trade, however ...
... were Ave eases for employing in a factory a child under twelve veers of age , four eases for employing child ren on Sunday. August 4th. three for employing children on Sunday. August 11th. and 13 for employing children othsrvrise than Mawr on the 'system ...
... IN FACTORY PRICES GABARDINE RAINCOATS. S .B. Belted or Raglan styles. 75/.. arid 77/6 D.B. Wool Union. Inset 5 sleeves. S.B. Raglan or Chesterfield. P From 3 D.B. Style. All Wool. Guilt- ea I IQ / I I ed lining. Various shades. I RIDING MACS. Military ...
... FACTORIES RIFLE CLUBS Every factory had its rifle club and hundreds of the women were fur better shots than the men. The system of social Insurance was remarkable. The benefits were a free doctor, tree sanatoria, maternity benefits, old age pensions, ...
... URNITURE AT FACTORY PR more than 50 years age. Since then the fund raising has been continuous. Concerts, fashion shows, antique fairs, charity shops, Christmas catalogues, coffee mornings, fairs and house to house collections have all helped to raise ...