Special Report on Negro Domestic Service in the Seventh Ward Philadelphia
Isabel Eaton
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Length 2 h 23 min
Chapters 9
First published 1899
This paper is an attempt to give the most accurate facts obtainable bearing upon the question of colored domestic service in Philadelphia. (Summary by the author)
Chapters
1
Introduction Read by Jim Locke 6:36
2
Enumeration of Negro Domestic Servants Read by Jim Locke 8:32
3
Sources of the Supply and Methods of Hiring Read by Jim Locke 9:23
4
Grades of Services and Wages Read by Jim Locke 21:15
5
Savings and Expenditure Read by Jim Locke 14:43
6
Amusements and Recreations Read by Jim Locke 22:22
7
Length and Quality of Domestic Service Read by Jim Locke 26:21
8
Conjugal Condition, Illiteracy, and Health of Negro Domestics Read by Jim Locke 9:26
9
Ideals of Betterment Read by Jim Locke 24:07
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