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French - Albertine Angelhart, 35 Gangion St. - 14 years old January 2nd - left in 4th grade. Weaver in Flint Mill. Apply for certificate. Had been a weaver one month in one mill and two days in next but it was a stop motion loom which she didn't know how to operate. Location: Fall River, Massachusetts
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![This black and white photograph depicts a young woman in profile, facing to the left. She appears contemplative or pensive as she gazes off into space. The girl has her hair tied back with what seems like a bandana that is adorned with a bow on one side. Her attire includes a dark-colored coat over layers of clothing, and it suggests practical workwear which aligns with historical photographs meant to document working conditions.
The photograph carries the signature "Lewis Hine" at its bottom right corner, indicating this image was captured by Lewis Hine, an American sociologist known for his extensive photographic works documenting child labor. This particular photo is linked to a specific individual named Albertine Angelhart through additional information provided about her life and work during that era.
Albertine's story reflects the social context of early 20th-century America where industrialization led many young workers, particularly girls like her, into factories for long hours under challenging conditions. The photograph serves as both an artistic representation and a historical document providing insight into working class youth in urban environments such as Fall River, Massachusetts during that time period.
The image's dark background draws focus to the subject, emphasizing her expression and attire without any distractions from surrounding details. This pho [...]](https://mastodon.ozioso.online/system/media_attachments/files/113/176/204/839/589/719/original/daed5dfa310f1f09.jpeg "This black and white photograph depicts a young woman in profile, facing to the left. She appears contemplative or pensive as she gazes off into space. The girl has her hair tied back with what seems like a bandana that is adorned with a bow on one side. Her attire includes a dark-colored coat over layers of clothing, and it suggests practical workwear which aligns with historical photographs meant to document working conditions.
The photograph carries the signature \"Lewis Hine\" at its bottom right corner, indicating this image was captured by Lewis Hine, an American sociologist known for his extensive photographic works documenting child labor. This particular photo is linked to a specific individual named Albertine Angelhart through additional information provided about her life and work during that era.
Albertine's story reflects the social context of early 20th-century America where industrialization led many young workers, particularly girls like her, into factories for long hours under challenging conditions. The photograph serves as both an artistic representation and a historical document providing insight into working class youth in urban environments such as Fall River, Massachusetts during that time period.
The image's dark background draws focus to the subject, emphasizing her expression and attire without any distractions from surrounding details. This pho [...]")
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