With half an eye women cannot fail to note that the labor which used to be occupied in the home in interminable hours of spinning, baking and preserving, has come to occupy itself for regulated periods in the school, in business, in factory or cannery.

CHRIST AND THE EAST THIS EXPERIMENT TEACHETH? ILLUSTRATIONS THE CARTWRIGHT INSTITUTE THE WESLEY FOUNDATION SOCIAL CENTER (This one is at Illinois University) MAIN STREET THE TENEMENTS OF MANY DELAFIELDS ONE OF THE HIGH LIGHTS OF MAIN STREET ONE OF THE CANNERY COLONY

"The largest cannery in the world is at Karluk.

[specific types of workplace: list], hive, hive of industry; nursery; hothouse, hotbed; kitchen; mint, forge, loom; dock, dockyard; alveary^; armory; laboratory, lab, research institute; refinery; cannery; power plant; beauty parlor; beehive, bindery, forcing pit, nailery^, usine^, slip, yard, wharf; foundry, foundery^; furnace; vineyard; crucible, alembic, caldron, matrix.

Where are we?" "Passing the old cannery," Joe said.

He decided to write a story about Alphonse and the cannery.

The cannery whistle blew.

Wherever they went in the cannery, people called to him.

Alphonse had his own standards, his own integrity, and somehow he was stronger than the whole gray clanking cannery.

Very different occupations these from turning raw silk into ribbon or velvet in an Eastern mill, or labelling fruit-jars in an Illinois cannery.

There is no doubt that in cooking, for instance, the housewife finds scope for a far higher range of qualifications than the factory girl exercises in preparing tomatoes in a cannery, or soldering the cans after they are filled with the cooked fruit.

Sonnet ("Three bills known as the Thompson-Bewley cannery bills have been advanced to third reading in the Senate and Assembly at Albany.

"Zenas L. Potter, former chief cannery investigator for New York State Factory Investigating Commission.)

Now to the cannery with jocund mien

Another of Those Curious Coincidences On February 15, the House of Representatives passed a bill making it unlawful to ship in interstate commerce the products of a mill, cannery or factory which have been produced by the labor of children under fourteen years.

At this ranch there was a tannery; a slaughter-house; a cannery; a church; buildings of various kinds and all degrees of comfort for the thirty or forty families who made the place their headquarters; and the handsome, white, two-story big house, standing among lemon-trees and flamboyants on the river-brink.

Cannery row.

Cannery row.

The Cannery bear.

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HULL, MORRIS. Cannery Anne.

Cannery row.

Cannery row.

Stephen Hero; Cannery row (book reviews) (In New Yorker, Jan. 6, 1945)

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