Children in Street Work
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About 17 per cent had lost their own fathers through death or other causes. In the families of 17 (5 per cent) the mother supported the family, and 17 others had no father — not even a stepfather or a foster father — to whom they could look for support; 34 boys (11 per cent), therefore, may be regarded as coming from fatherless homes.
Occu[^tionally the newsboys' fathers or other chief breadwinners represented the least skilled and the least well paid groups. Although the proportion of industri...al workers and of persons in trade and in occupations classified under transportation is about the same for the chief breadwinners in newsboys' families as for all the male workers 20 years of age and over in the city, only a few were skilled artisans or mechanics, very few were salesmen, and even fewer had responsible positions on the railroad, such as that of motorman or conductor.
They were chiefly factory operatives, small-store keepers (usually grocery stores or second-hand clothing or furniture stores), peddlers, and laborers on the railroad.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
About 17 per cent had lost their own fathers through death or other causes. In the families of 17 (5 per cent) the mother supported the family, and 17 others had no father — not even a stepfather or a foster father — to whom they could look for support; 34 boys (11 per cent), therefore, may be regarded as coming from fatherless homes.
Occu[^tionally the newsboys' fathers or other chief breadwinners represented the least skilled and the least well paid groups. Although the proportion of industri...al workers and of persons in trade and in occupations classified under transportation is about the same for the chief breadwinners in newsboys' families as for all the male workers 20 years of age and over in the city, only a few were skilled artisans or mechanics, very few were salesmen, and even fewer had responsible positions on the railroad, such as that of motorman or conductor.
They were chiefly factory operatives, small-store keepers (usually grocery stores or second-hand clothing or furniture stores), peddlers, and laborers on the railroad.
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