The Practical book of Oriental Rugs volume 1
The Practical book of Oriental Rugs volume 1
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In response to a letter of inquiry, one of our American mis- sionaries, a young lady stationed at Sivas, Turkey in Asia, who very modestly objects to the use of her name, so well explained the condition of affairs that portions of her letter given verbatim will prove most interesting. She says : ' ' In Sivas there are a number of rug factories in which are employed many thousand little girls, ages ranging from four years upward. They work from twelve to fourteen hours a day and I believe the la...rgest amount received by them is five piasters (less than twenty cents) and the small girls receive ten to twenty paras (a cent or two). These factories are hotbeds of tuberculosis and we have many of these cases in our Mission Hos- pital. Of course this amount of money scarcely keeps them in bread and in this underfed condi- tion, working so long in ill ventilated rooms, they quickly succumb to this disease. These girls are 55 THE PRACTICAL BOOK OF ORIENTAL RUGS all Armenians in that region. The Turks do not allow their women and children to work in public places.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In response to a letter of inquiry, one of our American mis- sionaries, a young lady stationed at Sivas, Turkey in Asia, who very modestly objects to the use of her name, so well explained the condition of affairs that portions of her letter given verbatim will prove most interesting. She says : ' ' In Sivas there are a number of rug factories in which are employed many thousand little girls, ages ranging from four years upward. They work from twelve to fourteen hours a day and I believe the la...rgest amount received by them is five piasters (less than twenty cents) and the small girls receive ten to twenty paras (a cent or two). These factories are hotbeds of tuberculosis and we have many of these cases in our Mission Hos- pital. Of course this amount of money scarcely keeps them in bread and in this underfed condi- tion, working so long in ill ventilated rooms, they quickly succumb to this disease. These girls are 55 THE PRACTICAL BOOK OF ORIENTAL RUGS all Armenians in that region. The Turks do not allow their women and children to work in public places.
What to read after The Practical book of Oriental Rugs volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G Griffin George Griffin Lewis to read onlineMoreLess
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