H.Â L. Mencken's Happy Days describes how his father, the owner of a factory that produced these items, broke a strike by hiring tramps.
H.Â L. Mencken's Happy Days describes how his father, the owner of a factory that produced these items, broke a strike by hiring tramps. In some cities, workers producing these goods would listen to a "lector" who read the news and novels from a platform. Women often created these products in squalid New York tenement apartments, a practice lobbied against by Adolph Strasser and a more famous colleague. A man who made these products by trade presented a tract advocating (*) Chinese Exclusion to Congress in 1902 and founded an organization eventually taken over by George Meaney. AFL founder Samuel Gompers started his career as a maker of these items. Factories in Miami and Tampa that produced these items often employed Cuban immigrants. For 10 points, name these products consisting of tobacco wrapped in tobacco leaf.
H.Â L. Mencken's Happy Days describes how his father, the owner of a factory that produced these items, broke a strike by hiring tramps.
cigars