A Study of Women Delinquents in New York State
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Another Penitentiary woman, now 63 years, born in Austria, was married when young and did no work except the housework and work on her fa- ther's and husband's farm. Years after, when she had been in this country for a short time, she worked three or four years as a coat finisher in a factory. This was only to tide over a critical period in the family finances. The third Penitentiary woman is 50 years old, colored, born in the South. She has probably worked very little, except for short and irr...egular times the year before the present con- viction when her consort was in a hospital. She admitted that she had prostituted many years, had used heroin steadily, and that the work was only an incidental thing in her life.
The four Workhouse women who did no work outside of their homes until after they were 42 are all white, two native and two for- eign. The first woman is now 43. She was born in Sweden and came to this country when 23. Two years later she married a man whom she later divorced, and after leaving him she worked for a short time at general housework.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Another Penitentiary woman, now 63 years, born in Austria, was married when young and did no work except the housework and work on her fa- ther's and husband's farm. Years after, when she had been in this country for a short time, she worked three or four years as a coat finisher in a factory. This was only to tide over a critical period in the family finances. The third Penitentiary woman is 50 years old, colored, born in the South. She has probably worked very little, except for short and irr...egular times the year before the present con- viction when her consort was in a hospital. She admitted that she had prostituted many years, had used heroin steadily, and that the work was only an incidental thing in her life.
The four Workhouse women who did no work outside of their homes until after they were 42 are all white, two native and two for- eign. The first woman is now 43. She was born in Sweden and came to this country when 23. Two years later she married a man whom she later divorced, and after leaving him she worked for a short time at general housework.
What to read after A Study of Women Delinquents in New York State?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mabel Ruth Fernald to read onlineMoreLess
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