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Mrs. Fannie Foster, a widow in the cotton mill at Matoaca, Va. The smallest girl has been in the mill for a year. The other one has been in the mill but work was so slack that she made only about two dollars a week so she thought she better quit. Got a job in a Petersburg silk mill. Another daughter has work in a Petersburg trunk factory.
Mrs. Fannie Foster, a widow in the cotton mill at Matoaca, Va. The smallest girl has been in the mill for a year. The other one has been in the mill but work was so slack that she made only about two dollars a week so she thought she better quit. Got a job in a Petersburg silk mill. Another daughter has work in a Petersburg trunk factory.
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