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The Southern Mill Worker
Mitchell, Broadus | May 7, 1930 issue

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The article focuses on the book "Some Southern Cotton Mill Workers and Their Villages" by the author Jennings J. Rhyne. Rhyne's presents a realistic description of the life of the North Carolina cotton-mill workers in their villages. It is important as a basis of judgment of future developments and policies. Rhyne has studied 500 families, with a total of 2,362 persons, in four types of mill villages of Gaston County. Rhyne's sample is statistically adequate, and he has examined the social and economic characteristics of the groups and individuals with accuracy and ingenuity.

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SOME Southern Cotton Mill Workers & Their Villages (Book); BOOKS; RHYNE, Jennings J.; COTTON manufacture; EMPLOYEES; NORTH Carolina; UNITED States
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