The children working in weaving-mills were given the cheapest food possible, they were being used as like slaves and that sort of mill-owner would only want money and was not kind to anyone. The reasons children worked in mills was because at the start of the Industrial Revolution, if the weaving-looms being the first automated mills, if the mill jammed (that happened often because it was the first attempts at automated factories, so we would say "teething problems" happened often), the children were the only ones that were small enough to crawl into the weaving looms works to unjam it. Thats' why children were used, abused etc. If the mill was started up again too soon and the child got caught, lost and arm or a leg if they lived at all, they were fired and told to leave their "job".
These things happened a long time ago, I was taught about this at school. Its' a shameful part of human history, that is unlikely to re-occur because factories are more smooth-running, less dangerous and more civilized than before.
Children in the cotton mills spun sheeps wool into cotton. Usually children in the factory go sore, bloody hads because the wool iritated thir skin.
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Oatcake for Breakfast and Lunch, for Dinner the Children were served Potato Pies with Boiled Bacon. These were some of the meals the children would have received. They were promised Roast and lovely Vegetables each day, with Plum Pudding for Dessert. Unfortunately this wasn't the case and the children had eaten the food they least expected to have.
She has one child Farad, there was a celebrity article about older women having children, she had him when she was 44 in 2001
You have to be ten before you work in a coal mine.
What disease did Victorian children get in the mills
Food mills are designed to break down cooked food into a puree or paste. Food mills are useful for making homemade baby food or homemade jams and jellies.
How did the first textile Mills Work? Did children work in the textile mills? Yes children did work in the textile mill.They mainly white poor children.
No all of her children do not live in Hurricane Mills TN.
not of his own he adopted juliets children
yes children did get punished in the mills if they did not work fast enough or if they even stopped working for a split second
puppy mills need to get food so they can take there last bite i feel sad for the puppies
yes stephaine mills has an eight year old son
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The abandoned factories and steel mills in the Great Lake were given the nickname "the rust belt"
Children in the cotton mills spun sheeps wool into cotton. Usually children in the factory go sore, bloody hads because the wool iritated thir skin.