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Advertisement from 1887 for Champion American Soap Powder

“Where can I buy it?”

“in every Grocery.”

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Advertisement from 1887 for Champion American Soap Powder

“Where can I buy it?”

“in every Grocery.”

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"The principal object of management should be to secure the maximum prosperity for the employer coupled with the maximum prosperity for each employee.”

- Frederick Winslow Taylor who was born on March 20, 1856 in Philadelphia, PA.
Taylor advanced industry and manufacturing in America through his innovative management and engineering practices.

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The principal object of management should be to secure the maximum prosperity for the employer coupled with the maximum prosperity for each employee.”

- Frederick Winslow Taylor who was born on March 20, 1856 in Philadelphia, PA.
Taylor advanced industry and manufacturing in America through his innovative management and engineering practices.

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Born March 20, 1888 Amanda E. Clement of South Dakota was the first woman paid to umpire a semi-professional baseball game in the US. She officiated for six years in the early 1900s, earning $15 - $20 per game to help pay for college. She was also an avid athlete, competing in basketball, tennis, and track.

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Born March 20, 1888 Amanda E. Clement of South Dakota was the first woman paid to umpire a semi-professional baseball game in the US. She officiated for six years in the early 1900s, earning $15 - $20 per game to help pay for college. She was also an avid athlete, competing in basketball, tennis, and track.

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Considering the average worker made about $13 a WEEK for 60 hours of work in 1900, she must have thought she had hit the sweepstakes when she made $15-$20 for one ball game!

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