Catholics and a Living Wage

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Transcript of Interview with Joseph Podles, August 9, 1979

Hull House Settlement House Questionnaire, 1893

A Revised List of Minimum Annual Expenditures

A Concrete Estimate of a Living Wage

From the 1902 Sears, Roebuck & Co. Catalog

"Jingle Jokes for Little Folks"

"Jingle Jokes for Little Folks"

"Jingle Jokes for Little Folks"

"Jingle Jokes for Little Folks"

"Jingle Jokes for Little Folks"

"The Well Dressed Woman" from Cosmopolitan, February 1900

"Dressing Well on Small Means" from Ladies' Home Journal, January 1902

"The Cost of Christian Living" from The Catholic World, Feb. 1907

"The Fallacy of 'Bettering One's Position'" from The Catholic World, Nov. 1907

"Influence of Wealth on 'the Higher Life'" From Gunton's Magazine April 1904

"A Personal Question" Harper's Weekly

"Why Do Americans Prefer Small Families?" from The Independent

"The Small Family and National Decadence" The American Ecclesiastical Review

"More Conscience for the Consumer" Chautauquan, June 1903

"Room in a Tenement Flat," Jessie Tarbox Beals, 1910

"Cornelia Stewart's Bedroom"

Bulletin of the Bureau of Labor No. 64, 1906

 

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