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‘Slow Death in the Dusty Trades’ from Health and Hygiene. Vol. 1 No. 1. April, 1935.

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Quarry workers in Milford, Massachusetts. Forced to sell our labor, work can mean a death sentence for the proletariat. A look at the sources, effects, and possible preventions of silicosis. ‘Slow Death in the Dusty Trades’ from Health and Hygiene. Vol. 1 No. 1. April, 1935. Silicosis endangers the lives of one million American workers.…

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