The Women's Industrial News

Published in the early 20th century, The Women's Industrial News was an important resource for women seeking information and resources related to the workforce. This collection of issues 29-40 provides a fascinating glimpse into the lives of working women during this time. From strikes and protests to discussions of new technology and workplace policies, this newsletter covers a wide range of topics relevant to women in the industrial workforce.

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