Monthly Review of the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Volume 5U.S. Government Printing Office, 1917 - Labor |
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... give parturition as a contributory cause of death even when a pregnancy had terminated within so short a period before the death that it could hardly have failed to be a very important factor in bringing it about . Since the death ...
... give parturition as a contributory cause of death even when a pregnancy had terminated within so short a period before the death that it could hardly have failed to be a very important factor in bringing it about . Since the death ...
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... give no intimation that such a state of affairs had existed . Yet it is evident that where a pregnancy has terminated within so brief a period before death it is hardly possible that it should not have been in some degree a contributory ...
... give no intimation that such a state of affairs had existed . Yet it is evident that where a pregnancy has terminated within so brief a period before death it is hardly possible that it should not have been in some degree a contributory ...
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... gives a total of 936 decedent female operatives . CONCLUSIONS . There is no reason to suppose that the official registration ... give intelligent compliance with the death registration requirements of the law . ( 3 ) That under present ...
... gives a total of 936 decedent female operatives . CONCLUSIONS . There is no reason to suppose that the official registration ... give intelligent compliance with the death registration requirements of the law . ( 3 ) That under present ...
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... give in full the schedule of assistance , based on the cost of living in Toronto , Montreal , and other large cities , which is not to be exceeded , but which may be somewhat lowered where living is less expensive : Per month . 1. Wife ...
... give in full the schedule of assistance , based on the cost of living in Toronto , Montreal , and other large cities , which is not to be exceeded , but which may be somewhat lowered where living is less expensive : Per month . 1. Wife ...
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... give a greater output than time wages . The rise and fall of wages ( paid on a well - planned piece rate ) earned by individual workers is a valuable indication of health and efficiency . A wage scheme , the operation of which can not ...
... give a greater output than time wages . The rise and fall of wages ( paid on a well - planned piece rate ) earned by individual workers is a valuable indication of health and efficiency . A wage scheme , the operation of which can not ...
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