Note 202 — Chapter VII · THE WAR AND WOMEN SUBSTITUTES; NEW LIGHT ON HOURS, LABOUR-SAVING, FATIGUE, FOOD, AND EFFICIENCY
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In 1907, textiles employed 690,834 women and girls and 410,743 men and boys; clothing employed 487,167 women and girls and 181,862 men and boys; laundries employed 103,635 women and girls and 11,466 men and boys; fish curing and fruit preserving 29,677 women and girls and 11,440 men and boys.