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Harriet Cotton Mills. Investigator spent the noon hour and part of the day around the mill, and saw a few very young children. He was not able to get into the mills, but indications are that there is plenty of child labor here when work is brisk. Location: Henderson, North Carolina.

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Harriet Cotton Mills. Investigator spent the noon hour and part of the day around the mill, and saw a few very young children. He was not able to get into the mills, but indications are that there is plenty of child labor here when work is brisk. Location: Henderson, North Carolina.

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01/01/1914

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Hine, Lewis Wickes, 1874-1940, photographer

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Henderson (N.C.), 36.32972, -78.39917

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