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19th century
resulting in a 30 - 45% increase in daily progress
As the primary producer of munitions and armaments for the Allies during WWI
It seals in the skin’s moisture to protect against environmental weathering - perfect for hard-working hands exposed to the elements
Welder, Bethlehem Steel Shipyards, Staten Island, N.Y. (World War II) Exfoliating Scrub 19th centuryGrace Kunath was 18 years old when she was issued the card as a Trainee at Bethlehem Steel Co., Inc., Staten Island, N. Y. Dated June 2, 1943 and stamped signature of the Captain of Port, Rear Admiral Stanley Parker, United States Coast Guard. Graces obituary states that she started her career as a welder in the shipyards on Staten Island during World War II Important piece of unsung American history of the women who worked in the factories and
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