14.  Age  19  years.     Winder.     Single.     Abstainer.     Lives  three-quarters  of  a  mile

from  work,  and  walks  to  and  fro.  Sleeps  well.  Health  good.  Usual
hours.  6  a.m.  to  8  p.m.  Saturday,  noon.  Finds  work  very  trying,  and
hours  too  long.  Fatigue  commences  to  be  felt  about  3  p.m.
Takes  tea,  bread  and  butter  before  coming  to  work  in  the  morning.
Feels  very  tired  in  the  evening.  Has  worked  five  years  at  the  mill,  in
various  departments.
14A.  Age  32  years.  Winder.  Single.  Takes  glass  of  stout  for  dinner  and  supper.
Lives  five  minutes  walk  from  mill,  and  walks  to  and  fro.  Sleeps  well.
Good  health  except  for  few  colds  and  occasional  dyspepsia.  Nominal
hours  6  a.m.  to  8  p.m.,  but  rarely  works  early  morning  period  or  overtime.
Present  work  not  disagreeable.
Always  takes  a  cup  of  tea  before  work,  occasionally  also  slice  of  bread
and  butter.  Home  to  meals,  hot  meat  and  vegetables  every  day  in  cold

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Weather,  otherwise  cold  meat  and  potatoes.  No  fish  or  chips.  Appears  to
live  well.
Hippodrome  or  cinema  four  times  a  week,  but  always  first  house.     Has
worked  as  winder  at  the  mill  for  about  seventeen  years.
14s.  Age  27  years.  Winder.  Married,  no  family.  Abstainer.  Non-smoker.
Lives  five  minutes  walk  from  mill  and  walks  to  and  fro.  Sleeps  very  well.
Very  good  health.  Finds  work  trying  when  working  6  a.m.  to  8  p.m.
Makes  best  use  of  any  intervals.
Takes  tea,  bread  and  butter  or  cake  before  work.     Home  to  meals,
hot  meat  and  vegetables  for  dinner  daily  except  Friday.     Takes  no  supper.
Goes  twice  a  week  to  hippodrome  or  cinema,  early  house.     Has  been  a
•    winder  six  or  seven  years.
SPINNERS.     WOMEN.
Hours  6  a.m. -5. 30  p.m.     Overtime  6  p.m. -8  p.m.
