THE WOMEN'S WORK IN THE WAR PRODUCTION, 1914-1918 Q109811

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THE WOMEN'S WORK IN THE WAR PRODUCTION, 1914-1918 Q109811

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THE WOMEN'S WORK IN THE WAR PRODUCTION, 1914-1918
Female gas workers of the Gas Light and Coke Company loading coal for the furnaces into trolleys from the hopper.

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1914 - 1918

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