What was the hourly wage in 1928 US?

In the United States in 1928, the average hourly wage for manufacturing jobs was approximately 59 cents (USD). However, it's important to note that this figure varied significantly depending on the industry, location, and specific job role.

Who won the war of confederacy or union?

What was laundry like in the Civil War?

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