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The document is a collection of photographs from the United States spanning 1908 to 1943. It includes images of young coal miners and hinny drivers in Virginia from 1908. Other photos show blacksmiths from 1910, young miners in Alabama and Pennsylvania from 1910-1911, and miners from Kentucky in 1935. Additional miscellaneous historic photographs show scenes such as car accidents from 1912, beauty pageants from the 1920s, families during the Great Depression in 1936, and rationing during World War II in 1943.
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The document is a collection of photographs from the United States spanning 1908 to 1943. It includes images of young boys working in mines, showing hinny drivers and miners as young as 12-13 years old. Other photos show blacksmiths, rat catchers, and workers in various mining and coal sorting roles. Additional photographs depict scenes like car accidents, celebrities, families, and aspects of life during the Great Depression and World War II such as rationing.
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The document contains a collection of photographs from the United States spanning 1908 to 1943. The photos show various mining operations from Virginia and Pennsylvania in the early 1900s featuring young boys and men working in the mines. Other photos depict coal sorting, road repair work, camping in Tennessee in the 1930s, and ration book distribution during World War 2. The document contains a diverse set of historical photographs from different eras and locations in the United States over 35 years.
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The document contains a collection of photographs from various mining communities and locations in the United States between 1908 and 1943. The photos depict young boys and men working in mines, including horse drivers, greasers, pushers, and trappers as young as 12-14 years old. Other photos show coal sorting, drilling operations, miners with oxygen masks, and traveling prisoners repairing roads. Later photos from the 1930s-40s include families during the Great Depression and images related to World War II rationing.
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- 1. Music: Jim Reeves – Streets of Laredo The american dream
- 2. Hinny drivers in the BROW mine in Virginia – September 1908
- 3. Drillings in Virginia – October 1908
- 4. 3 young horse and hinny drivers in Virginia – 1908 Open flame lamps on their helmet !
- 5. Mine in BARNESVILLE Virginia – 1908
- 6. 12 – 13 year old boys
- 7. Kerfmachine met lader in Virginia – september 1908 Haveuse chargeuse en Virginie – septembre 1908 Cutting machine with loader in Vuirginia – Septembe 1908 Kerbmaschine mit Lader in Virginia – September 1908
- 8. Butterfly knot please Ratcatcher – 1908 Blacksmith – 1910
- 9. Young greaser in the DORA JEFFERSON mine in Alabama – 1910
- 10. The young greaser was 14 years old an his name was Shorpy Higginbotham
- 11. Young pusher Alabama 1910
- 12. Coal recollection on a terril
- 13. Rescuer with oxygen mask from Dräger (still existing company) Pennsylvania Pennsylvanie 1910
- 14. Travelling prisoners who repaired the roads North Carolina – 1910
- 15. Children – coal sorters in Pennsylvania – 1911
- 16. Horse driver Pennsylvania – 1911
- 17. Group of young miners Pennsylvania – 1911
- 18. Horse and locomotive with compressed air next to each other Pennsylvania – 1911
- 19. Young horse drivers Virginia – 1911 Young trapper Virginia – 1911
- 20. Responsible for the aeration gate Pennsylvania – 1911
- 21. Let’s work
- 22. Everybody has his messtin. The men with a stick are coal-trolley brakers. Many wear gloves, a surprising safety measure for that time (1911)
- 23. Coal sieving Pennsylvania – 1911 The boys ate sitting straight above the coal conveyor belts. In spite of the spraytubes (visible on the photo), there seems to be quite some dust (visible neat the windows).
- 24. Miner Kentuky – October 1935
- 25. Miscellaneous old photos from the United States
- 26. Car accident in 1912
- 27. Tarzan: Johnny Weissmuller - 1922
- 28. Miss Beach 1922
- 29. Miss Beach 1928. Miss France is also present.
- 30. 1936 Yes the potato sack cloth was already quite the thing!
- 31. Emigrant women with 7 children 1936
- 32. This girl is 12 years old Tennessee 1936
- 33. Camping car Tennessee 1936
- 34. Doctor’s call Oregon 1939
- 35. On the dole - 1939
- 36. Remittance of a ration booklet 1943
- 37. THE END