The cotton mills of South Carolina
By: by August Kohn.
Publisher: The Reprint Co.
Published: 1975
Place of publication: Spartanburg, S.C
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 228
Subjects: Cotton manufacture -- South Carolina.; Textile workers -- South Carolina.
Notes: Reprint of the 1907 ed. published by S.C. Dept. of Agriculture, Commerce and Immigration, Columbia.
Includes index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: Historical; title: Early development; title: Where the help comes from; title: Why they go to the mills; title: Average pay of the operative; title: The pay of individual operatives; title: The home life of the operatives; title: The shortage of labor; title: Thrift among the operatives; title: Health of the help; title: Statistics of mill population; title: Spindle statistics; title: Taxation of the mills-- Children in the mills; title: General scope of "welfare work"; title: The wisdom of "welfare work"; title: "Welfare work," particularly schools; title: "Welfare work," the churches; title: The little pleasures of life; title: Something of the details of "Welfare work, A to D; title: Further details of "Welfare work," D to P; title: Details of "welfare work," P to T; title: Details of "welfare work," (concluded) T to Z; title: Just a word about morals; title: The consumption of cotton; title: The mills as town builders; title: What Carolina mills make; title: Immigration or emigration; title: Capitalization of the mills; title: New mills and general directory