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Testimony of Mabel Emma Wheeler

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Daly, A. M. (Alexander M.)

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A witness for the Mill, nurse Mabel Emma Wheeler discusses living conditions in the Wesley House and in the Mill village.The Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills Exhibit is a joint project between the Georgia Tech Library and Information Center's Archives and Records Management, Digital Initiatives, and Systems departments.
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Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. Atlanta
  3. Bread
  4. Breakfasts
  5. Buttermilk
  6. Child Care Services
  7. Child Labor
  8. Church Work With The Sick
  9. Coffee Brewing
  10. Cookery
  11. Cookery (Dried Fruit)
  12. Cotton Textile Industry
  13. Deciduous Teeth
  14. Diet
  15. Diseases
  16. Dried Vegetables
  17. Economic Conditions
  18. Employees
  19. Employment
  20. Eruption
  21. Food Habits
  22. Food Service
  23. Fulton Bag And Cotton Mills
  24. Fulton Bag And Cotton Mills Strike, Atlanta, Ga., 1914 1915
  25. Georgia
  26. Government
  27. Governmental Investigations
  28. Health And Hygiene
  29. History
  30. Hospitals
  31. Housing
  32. Industrial Housing
  33. Industrial Relations
  34. Labor Union Members
  35. Labor Unions
  36. Law And Legislation
  37. Luncheons
  38. Malnutrition
  39. Marasmus
  40. Meat
  41. Medical Care
  42. Methodist Church
  43. Methodist Settlement House (Atlanta, Ga.)
  44. Moral Conditions
  45. Nashville
  46. Nursery Schools
  47. Nurses
  48. Pellagra
  49. Physicians
  50. Pies
  51. Sanitation
  52. Sewerage
  53. Sick Leave
  54. Social Conditions
  55. Social Settlements
  56. Social Work With African Americans
  57. Societies And Clubs
  58. Strikes And Lockouts
  59. Sugarcane
  60. Syphilis
  61. Tennessee
  62. Textile Factories
  63. Textile Industry
  64. Textile Workers
  65. Tuberculosis
  66. Typhoid Fever
  67. United States
  68. United States. Commission On Industrial Relations
  69. United Textile Workers Of America
  70. Vanderbilt University. Hospital
  71. Wages
  72. Warioto Cotton Mills (Nashville, Tenn.)
  73. Wesley House (Atlanta, Ga.)
  74. Women
  75. Women Textile Workers
  76. Work Environment

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