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[Green walls that make a living-room where leisure lives with sunshine bloom]

Later version published as frontispiece in Harper's magazine, 137 (Aug. 1918). (DLC/PP-1933:0185). Forms part of: Cabinet of American illustration (Library of Congress).

The Red Cross sees a man through More than 26,000 men are still in hospitals as the result of the war. Your membership helps the Red Cross make their lives happier.

Poster features three photographs of men receiving aid, including letter writing and the projection of images on the ceiling for men who are confined to bed.

American cemetery - Belleau Woods, France. Where over 2000 regulars and Marines who gave their lives in the victory at Chateau Thierry and Belleau Wood, sleep the last sleep

J236979 U.S. Copyright Office Photographer's address: 325 N. Howard Street, Baltimore, Md. No. 101-F. Gift; Breckenridge Long; 1953.

At the signal box ready to sound the gas alarm; The sounding of the gas alarm quickly and accurately, when gas was detected, meant saving the lives of many men.

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Mrs. R.E. Jacobs of Wash. with General John A. Lejeune, Commandant of U.S. Marine Corps. Bronze tablet (on wall) given by Mrs. Jacobs to the Marine Corps "In Memory of those in the U.S. Marine Corps who gave their lives to their country in the World War. Erected by the mother of one of them, Charles Addisson Rhett Jacobs"

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Five thousand refugees have received soup daily at Chios since January Besides the bread given these people, the soup constituted their only food. Thousands owe their lives to this distribution. The building employed is an old Turkish mosque. The two figures in the foreground are Circassions [i.e. Circassians].

Filed in: Greece Refugees. No. RC 33887. On mount: Fires, Smyrna, 1922; Refugees, Feeding, Chios. Forms part of: American National Red Cross photograph collection.

The milk stations were by far the most important work of the Red Cross, as they were entirely responsible for saving the lives of thousands of babies At one milk station alone on [sic] the dangerous spring months, the total fed on the whole island reached as high at times as 3000.

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An Orthodox priest of Greece. This religion is worshiped by all Greeks and the priests have wide influence in the lives of people Orthodox priests must raise beards. They may be married before their ordination but once only in their lives.

Photographs show a three-quarters length portrait and a head-and-shoulders portrait of a Greek priest. Negative series code stamped on page: LC-C26. On page: no. 1461 (top image), and no. 1462 (bottom image), More

Grandfather clock presented to the DAR at Memorial Continental Hall, Wash. in honor of 110th Birthday of oldest member, Mrs. Louisa Kirwin Caprou Thiers, a real daughter of the Revolution. Born in Oneida Co., N.Y., now lives in Milwaukee. One of the oldest living persons whose birth can be authenticated. In excellent health and occassionally attends the DAR conferences in her own state

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Demonstrates non-sinkable ship to members of Congress. Adam T. Drekolias, of New York, demonstrating to members of the House Naval Affairs Committee, February 24th, his invention which he claims will keep any ship from sinking, no matter how badly damaged. The invention is a collapsible chamber designed to ? air in the hull of a disabled vessel, even if a ship were completely filled with water. He claims the device would keep its upper deck above the surface, giving the crew a chance for their lives until rescuers arrived. Mr. Drekolias is shown on the left in the photograph

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Doctors honor World War dead at Arlington. [...] general view of the services in Arlington Amphitheater [...]e the American Medical Association, who are holding their annual convention in Washington, honored the 500 medical officers [...] lost their lives in the in the World War. The Belgian Ambassador, [...]n de Cartier and Maj. General Charles P. Summerall, Chief of [...] the principal speakers

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President Coolidge pays homage to Unknown Soldier. President Coolidge placing a wreath on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery today, Memorial Day, in memory of the many brave boys who gave their lives for their country. Near the president is the Secretary of Navy, Curtis D. Wilbur

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Secretary of Navy is presented with "Buddy Poppy" anchor by Veterans of Foreign Wars. The Secretary of the Navy, Curtis D. Wilbur, was presented with a floral Poppy Anchor at the Navy Department in Washington today by Theodore Stitt, Commander-in-Chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The Secretary of the Navy is presented with this Anchor each year by the Veterans as a tribute to the services of the veterans of the Navy who lost their lives during our Nation's wars. On Memorial Day the anchor will be cast on the waters of the Potomac River with impressive ceremonies

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Coast Guard women honor World War heroes of U.S. Coast Guard. The members of the United States Coast Guard who gave their lives duing the World War were singally honored in Washington today by the League of Coast Guard Women when they journeyed to Arlington National Cemetery to place a wreath on the Coast Guard Memorial. Mrs I.W. Buckalow, of Sault Ste Marie, Michigan, is shown placing the wreath Delegates from the various units of the League of Coast Guard Women in all parts of the country are also shown in the photograph

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An embryo fighter. Little Joseph B. Bovello, Jr., 3 years of age, is being taught the manly art of self defense by his father. He lives at 925 Farragut Street, Washington, D.C. His muscles are well developed and he hits with a stiff punch

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Five persons lose lives in plane crash at Nation's Capital. Scene at Bolling Field, Washington, today shortly after a huge Army plane crashed from a 300-foot altitude claiming the lives of five people, including that of a congressman, his secretary, and a famous Army pilot. The dead are: Rep. William A. Kaylor, of Massachusetts; Arthur A. McGill, Scarsdale, N.Y., Capt. Harry A. Dinger, Pilot; Private Vladimir Kuzma, Mechanic; and Stanley B. Lowe, Secretary to Rep. Kaylor

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Five persons lose lives in plane crash at Nation's Capital. Scene at Bolling Field, Washington, today shortly after a huge Army plane crashed from a 300-foot altitude claiming the lives of five people, including that of a congressman, his secretary, and a famous Army pilot. The dead are: Rep. William A. Kaylor, of Massachusetts; Arthur A. McGill, Scarsdale, N.Y., Capt. Harry A. Dinger, Pilot; Private Vladimir Kuzma, Mechanic; and Stanley B. Lowe, Secretary to Rep. Kaylor

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Twins become mothers together for second time in less than two years. Washington, D.C., April 7. Accustomed to doing practically the same things all their lives, these Washington twins, now mothers, have apparently decided that having their children together would certainly be in order. The mothers, Mrs. Eileen Moon, left, and Mrs. Kathleen Robie, last week gave birth to daughters to set a new record at Columbia Maternity Hospital. Mrs. Moon's youngster, whom she named Carol, was born on March 29, while Mrs. Robie's new daughter Nancy Lee first saw the light of day on April 1. This same thing happened in July 1937 when Mrs. Robie gave birth to a girl and a few hours later Mrs. Moon's baby, a boy, arrived

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Objects to workers. Edna Morris, who lives within a few hundred feet of the government-owned "Tugwelltown" being constructed near Washington by Rehabilitation Administration, arms herself to protect her property against what she termed the "thieving" of the workers on the project. Many people living in Maryland adjacent to the project protest the importation of about 500 transients brought in daily from the District of Columbia to work on the project. 10/15/35

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Shack in which rehabilitation client lives before obtaining resettlement loan. Louisiana

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Shack in which rehabilitation client lives before obtaining resettlement loan. Louisiana

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Hero's funeral. Funeral rites for Maj. General Adolphus Washington Greely, 91-year-old hero of battlefield and Arctic exploration, held at Arlington National Cemetery. General Greely headed the tragic expedition into the north which cost the lives of 18 men in a party of 25. He later was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor. 10/22/35

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Negro tenant family who barely lives on the earnings of fifty dollars a year. They pay a standing rent. There are five children working; ages from seven to fourteen. The older children cultivating, the younger children hoeing and chopping. Eutaw, Alabama

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Andrew Ostermeyer, eighty-one years old. One of the original homesteaders. He has lost his farm to loan company. Still works and lives on farm of his son, Miller Township, Woodbury County, Iowa

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Early is the watchword for cancer control Early diagnosis, early treatment will save many lives : Early cancer can be cured.

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A black and white photo of a herd of cattle, Great Depression. FSA/OWI Photograph

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Early is the watchword for cancer control Early diagnosis, early treatment will save many lives : Early cancer can be cured.

Poster promoting early diagnosis and treatment for cancer, showing a rooster crowing at sunrise. Date stamped on verso: Sep 2 1938. Work Projects Administration Poster Collection (Library of Congress). U.S. Pub More

Cattle and hogs feeding, Emrick farm near Aledo, Illinois. This farm is managed by a son. A hired man lives on the farm and takes care of the crops and livestock. All crops are fed to the livestock

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Votes for first time at 79. Arlington, Virginia, Oct. 15. This is Mrs. O'Leary (not the Mrs. O'Leary who kissed the cow who kicked over the lantern to start the Chicago fire) but Mrs. Lucy O'Leary of this town who will cast her first vote on November 3 at age 79, for Gov. Landon. She now lives on small government pension with the aid of a small garden

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A black and white photo of a porch, Great Depression. FSA/OWI Photograph

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Window of farmhouse living room. Mercer County, Illinois. Hired man lives in house on farm which was formerly residence of owner-operator

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Cows owned by C.N. Morgan, who now lives on the Maverick estate. Pendleton, South Carolina

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Pump and barn on George Erickson's farm near Seneca, Illinois. This one hundred twenty acre farm is farmed for the land. No one lives in the house

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Mrs. Sophie Rudd, a widow who lives by herself on forty acres of land near Black River Falls, Wisconsin

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Governor General at Canadian Cross. Washington, D.C., March 31. Canada's Governor General, Lord Tweedsmuir, placing a wreath on the Canadian cross in Arlington National Cemetery today. The cross was erected by the Canadian government in honor of the American citizens who gave their lives for Canada during the World War, 3/31/1937

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Mrs. Sophie Rudd, a widow who lives by herself on forty acres of land near Black River Falls, Wisconsin

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"Jungle George" of Deerfield, Florida. He works in the packing plant and lives in the open

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Families are left stranded without means of support when the lumber mill "cuts out." This family lives on a cut-over area. The mill has closed, and the father does WPA (Work Projects Administration) work. Near Kiln, Mississippi

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Dog-run log cabin in which Joe Handley, tenant farmer, lives. Walker County, Alabama

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Guarding American lives in China. Washington, D.C., Aug. 14. Col. Charles F.B. Price, in command of the marines on watch at the international settlement at Shanghai

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Mrs. Cylyea lives in a remodeled chicken house. Oswego County, New York

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This ex-tenant still lives on the plantation but works for wages of one dollar a day. He estimated that he worked about 190 days during 1936. Near Clarksdale, Mississippi

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Baby of Daisy Heath, near Black River Falls, Wisconsin. Mrs. Heath lives alone on two acres of land

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Mrs. Christine Berg, former boardinghouse keeper in early days of Deadwood, South Dakota, near where she now lives

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E. Cylyea, who lives with his mother in a remodeled chicken house. Oswego County, New York

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A single shacker who lives in the cut-over regions of Iron County, Michigan

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August Feck and a load of soybean hay. Feck's three hundred twenty acre farm near Templeton, Indiana, is owned by an absentee landlord who lives in Florida

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House in the town of Fowler, Indiana, where Tip Estes' employer lives. He rents this house and hires Estes to work one of his farms on a monthly wage basis

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John Nygren and his dog Prince. Nygren lives alone in a shack near Iron River, Michigan

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Child of migrant citrus worker who lives in a rundown apartment house. The sink at the head of the stairs is the only running water in the house. Winterhaven, Florida

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John Nygren who lives alone in a shack near Iron River, Michigan

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Daughters of Daisy Heath, near Black River Falls, Wisconsin. Mrs. Heath lives alone on two acres of land

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Mrs. Sophie Rudd, a widow who lives by herself on forty acres of land near Black River Falls, Wisconsin

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Former home of George F. Spence of Brookside, Alabama. Mr. Spence now lives at Gardendale Homesteads, Alabama

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Man who lives in row house. Baltimore, Maryland

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Woman who lives in row house. Baltimore, Maryland

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Cotton picker in fields of Lake Dick Cooperative Association. He is paid by the day and lives in Pine Bluff, Arkansas. Rate of pay: seventy-five cents per one hundred pounds

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A black and white photo of a man bending over a piece of wood, West Virginia. Farm Security Administration photograph.

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Migrant cotton picker's child who lives in a tent in the government camp instead of along the highway or in a ditch bank. Shafter Camp for migrants, California

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Agricultural laborer who lives at "Eighty Acres," Glassboro, New Jersey

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Palace Hotel where Mildred Irwin lives. She entertains in the saloon on the corner. North Platte, Nebraska

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Man, who lives on houseboat in river chopping wood for stove. Charleston, West Virginia

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[A broadside picturing Leon Plante and the churn in which he lives, accompanied by explanatory matter] [Roseau, Minn. 1938?].

On verso, copy 1 and 2: Gift Leon Plaute, Dec 19, 1938. Available also through the Library of Congress web site in two forms: as facsimile page images and as full text in SGML. 2 duplicate copies Printed Ephem More

Cotton picker during strike carrying his Farm Security Administration grant of food and necessities from warehouse to Farm Security Administration Shafter camp for migrants, where he lives with his family. Bakersfield, California

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Man who lives in row house. Baltimore, Maryland

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Screen starlet assists D.C. Postmaster in planting memorial tree to airmail pilots. Washington, D.C., May 16. Within the shadow of the U.S. Capitol, Miss Marion Weldon, Paramount starlet, with the assistance of D.C., Postmaster Vincent Burke, plants a Deodor Tree on the city postoffice grpunds as a memorial to the airmail pilots who have lost their lives. Representing Hollywood in observing national Airmail Week, Miss Weldon, who has just finished work on the forthcoming Paramount Technicolor production "Men with Wings", brought the tree to Washington as a gift of the Altedena, Calif. Chamber of Commerce, 5/16/38

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A black and white photo of a man standing in a field, West Virginia. Farm Security Administration photograph.

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Walter Bollinger, who works at the municipal light plant, lives at Decatur Homesteads, Indiana

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Migrant cotton picker's child who lives in a tent in the government camp instead of along the highway or in a ditch bank. Shafter Camp for migrants, California

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Abandoned farm of the western Panhandle, Cimmaron [i.e. Cimarron] County, Oklahoma. In 1934 and again in 1936 drought conditions in the Great Plains became so severe that it was necessary for the federal government to take steps to rescue dying cattle, relieve destitute families and safeguard human lives. From the report of the Great Plains Committee, 1936

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Old abandoned farmhouse on main highway between Morgantown and Elkins, West Virginia. Someone lives in one room

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Man who lives in row house. Baltimore, Maryland

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Walter Bollinger, who works at the municipal light plant, lives at Decatur Homesteads, Indiana

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A black and white photo of a man in a suit and hat, New Jersey. Farm Security Administration photograph

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Young girl, migratory worker, beside the tent in which she lives. Kern County, California

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Hotel clerk who lives at Decatur Homesteads, Indiana

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Blind old man who lives on farm operated by his two unmarried daughters. Coffey County, Kansas

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Cuban Dictator places wreath at Maine Memorial. Washington, D.C., Nov. 12. Col. Fulgencio, Cuban Dictator, placing a wreath at the Maine Memorial mast in Arlington National Cemetery today to honor the gallant U.S. seamen who lost their lives when the battleship was blown up in Havanna Harbor in 1898, 11/12/38

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Heroes of battle of Gettysburg paid tribute by surviving brothers-in-arms. Washington, D.C., May 30, Although there are only a few of the boys in blue and gray left, two of them were strong enough today, Memorial Day, to drop flowers from the air on the Gettysburg battlefield to honor their comrades who lost their lives in this historic battle of the Civil War. Here we see, left to right: William H. Jackson, 95, of Washington, D.C., 5/30/38

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She lives on "Scratch Hill," outside Atoka, Oklahoma. Atoka County, Oklahoma

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Agricultural laborer who lives at "Eighty Acres," Glassboro, New Jersey

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A man and a woman standing outside of a cabin, Great Depression. FSA/OWI Photograph

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The Compton family taking sticks of tobacco out of the barn to the strip house. They are tenants, and the Negro owner lives in Mebane. This is part of a prosperous Negro settlement between Carr and Cedar Grove, Orange County, North Carolina

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Compton, Negro sharecropper and his wife stripping and grading tobacco. He has a Negro landlord who lives in Mebane, part of a very prosperous Negro settlement. Near Carr, North Carolina. See general notes on subregion, Sept. 28, 1939, number four

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An old black and white photo of a barn. Great Depression FFSA / OWI Negatives

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Little girl combing hair. She lives in camp near Mays Avenue. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. See general caption no. 21

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Section of old house on project, where old man Moseley lives, Gees Bend, Alabama

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Child who lives on the other side of the tracks, Minneapolis, Minnesota

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A black and white photo of an old barn. Great Depression FFSA / OWI Negatives

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Billy, four year old son of Mrs. Compton, with stick of tobacco. They are tenants, and the Negro owner lives in Mebane. This is part of a prosperous Negro settlement near Carr, Orange County, North Carolina

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Soper grandmother, who lives with family. FSA (Farm Security Administration) borrower. Willow Creek area. Malheur County, Oregon. General caption number 72

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An old photo of a woman with a bucket of milk, Minnesota. Farm Security Administration photograph.

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Farmers during Great Depression: A black and white photo of a woman standing in front of a log cabin.

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Old miner living in company house, rent free. He was injured while working in the mines several years ago, has been unable to work since. Company provides him free housing, and he lives on here, depending mainly on neighbors for food. Kempton, West Virginia

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Mexican girl with baby brother in corner of room in which the entire family lives. Robstown, Texas

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Oregon, Klamath County, Merrill. Young woman from a South Dakota farm, where her family still lives. She and her husband are migratory laborers and live in a shack in Klamath County waiting for potato harvest to open. "My husband just day labors."

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Mrs. Howard, who lives with her daughter in one-room cabin they built themselves, Aitkin County, Minnesota

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Below the bench, showing condition of road which leads up to the new farm due to seepage of irrigation water. Family who lives in shack have been in the country one year. "We're getting along, but it's awful slow." Dead Ox Flat, Malheur County, Oregon General caption 67-1

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Formerly a sculptress and designer of tiles, Dorothy Cole converted her basement into a workshop to tin plate needles for valves for blood transfusion bottles prepared by Baxter Laboratories where she lives, Glenview, Ill. She turns in her profits to war bonds to provide a college education for her young nephew

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