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Maurice Livingston works for Southern Express Co. Began at 15 years. Location: Mountain Grove, Missouri
#MauriceLivingston #MountainGrove #Missouri #MOUNTAINGROVE #Photography #LewisHine #ChildLabour #ChildLabor
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11-year old girl picking tomatoes on farm of W.T. Hill. Location: Cabool, Missouri
#WTHill #Cabool #Missouri #America #WTHills #American #Photography #LewisHine #ChildLabour #ChildLabor
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![The image depicts a sepia-toned photograph of an individual working in what appears to be a field. The person is wearing a wide-brimmed hat and holding something with their hands, possibly picking crops or engaging in some agricultural task. They are dressed in simple, practical clothing suitable for outdoor work, including a skirt, shirt, and shoes that suggest they may not have access to modern conveniences such as machines.
The field around them is filled with plants, likely tomatoes given the context provided by the accompanying information. The ground shows signs of being tilled or disturbed, indicating recent agricultural activity. There's an old-fashioned wagon visible in the scene, which reinforces the historical setting suggested by the sepia tone and style of dress.
Behind the person stands a tall structure that looks like part of another farm apparatus, possibly related to irrigation or cultivation techniques used at the time. The background is mostly open sky with some landforms faintly discernible on the horizon line, providing no clear indication of immediate geographic location beyond rural farming activities in an agricultural area.
The overall mood conveyed by this photograph resonates with historical labor themes and highlights a moment from everyday life during what might have been early to mid-20th-century America. The image evokes feelings related [...]](https://social.trom.tf/photo/preview/640/38189972 "The image depicts a sepia-toned photograph of an individual working in what appears to be a field. The person is wearing a wide-brimmed hat and holding something with their hands, possibly picking crops or engaging in some agricultural task. They are dressed in simple, practical clothing suitable for outdoor work, including a skirt, shirt, and shoes that suggest they may not have access to modern conveniences such as machines.
The field around them is filled with plants, likely tomatoes given the context provided by the accompanying information. The ground shows signs of being tilled or disturbed, indicating recent agricultural activity. There's an old-fashioned wagon visible in the scene, which reinforces the historical setting suggested by the sepia tone and style of dress.
Behind the person stands a tall structure that looks like part of another farm apparatus, possibly related to irrigation or cultivation techniques used at the time. The background is mostly open sky with some landforms faintly discernible on the horizon line, providing no clear indication of immediate geographic location beyond rural farming activities in an agricultural area.
The overall mood conveyed by this photograph resonates with historical labor themes and highlights a moment from everyday life during what might have been early to mid-20th-century America. The image evokes feelings related [...]")
Official Says 11 States Open to Stopping Residents From Voting at DOJ’s Request
The U.S. Department of Justice has sent a confidential draft agreement to more than a dozen states that would require election officials to remove any alleged ineligible voters identified during a federal review of their voter rolls. The agreement — called a memorandum of understanding, or MOU — would hand the federal government a major role in election administration…
This post has been syndicated from Truthout, where it was published under this address.
Official Says 11 States Open to Stopping Residents From Voting at DOJ’s Request
The DOJ’s effort “should frighten everybody across the political spectrum,” said an election expert.Jonathan Shorman (Truthout)
Bundle Boys at Nugent's, Washington And Broadway. Location: St. Louis, Missouri.
#Nugents #Washington #Broadway #StLouis #Missouri #third #sixth #LewisHines #America #Photography #LewisHine #ChildLabour #ChildLabor
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![This sepia-toned photograph captures a group of six boys and one man in an urban alleyway. The children, who appear to be around 7-12 years old, are dressed in the drab workwear typical for early industrial-era youth laborers, including overalls, suits, hats, and shoes that suggest wear from physical activity or manual tasks.
The older boy on the far left stands with a slight smile, looking off to his side. Next to him is another child wearing glasses, also smiling towards something outside of view. The third figure in this line-up seems less engaged but still smiles faintly at the camera.
In contrast, one boy directly opposite them has both hands inside his pockets and appears indifferent or possibly tired. He's a bit older than the rest; perhaps 13-14 years old.
To their right is another worker with an intense gaze that might suggest determination or contemplation about work conditions. The sixth child stands slightly behind, smiling at someone off-camera but not engaging directly in this picture.
The man to our far left looks down and away from the group's focal point; he may be supervising these boys or just lost in thought.
They all stand on what appears to be a concrete pavement with scattered debris such as rags, cans, and other refuse. The backdrop includes old brick buildings typical of early 20th-century cities along with metal structures like a wooden lad [...]](https://social.trom.tf/photo/preview/640/38036975 "This sepia-toned photograph captures a group of six boys and one man in an urban alleyway. The children, who appear to be around 7-12 years old, are dressed in the drab workwear typical for early industrial-era youth laborers, including overalls, suits, hats, and shoes that suggest wear from physical activity or manual tasks.
The older boy on the far left stands with a slight smile, looking off to his side. Next to him is another child wearing glasses, also smiling towards something outside of view. The third figure in this line-up seems less engaged but still smiles faintly at the camera.
In contrast, one boy directly opposite them has both hands inside his pockets and appears indifferent or possibly tired. He's a bit older than the rest; perhaps 13-14 years old.
To their right is another worker with an intense gaze that might suggest determination or contemplation about work conditions. The sixth child stands slightly behind, smiling at someone off-camera but not engaging directly in this picture.
The man to our far left looks down and away from the group's focal point; he may be supervising these boys or just lost in thought.
They all stand on what appears to be a concrete pavement with scattered debris such as rags, cans, and other refuse. The backdrop includes old brick buildings typical of early 20th-century cities along with metal structures like a wooden lad [...]")
A Branch office in a coal shed. McCann's. Location: St. Louis, Missouri.
#Branch #McCann #StLouis #Missouri #TheStLouisTimes #RedTagTobacco #Photography #LewisHine #ChildLabour #ChildLabor
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Beggar girl who sings and begs down town day and night. Witness E.N. Clopper. Location: St. Louis, Missouri
#ENClopper #StLouis #Missouri #LewisHine #American #America #Photography #LewisHine #ChildLabour #ChildLabor
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![The image is a sepia-toned photograph that appears to be from the late 19th or early 20th century. It depicts three individuals on what seems to be a city street, possibly in an urban setting like St. Louis, Missouri as suggested by the caption. The central figure of interest, labeled "beggar girl," is seated and partially obscured behind another individual standing beside her. She appears distressed or weary with visible tears streaming down her face.
The beggar girl's expression conveys a sense of desperation or sadness, which may be intended to evoke empathy from viewers at the time it was created. The photographer, Lewis Hine, aimed to capture powerful images that would bring attention to social issues such as poverty and child labor during this period in American history.
In addition to the main subjects, there are other individuals visible in the background who appear oblivious or indifferent to their plight, which could be a commentary on societal apathy. The setting includes elements typical of an urban environment like street furniture, possibly signs, buildings, and pedestrians going about their daily routines.
The image is part of Hine's collection documenting various social issues through photography during his time as a sociologist-photographer for the National Child Labor Committee in 1908–1912. The specific photograph captures both the humanity of its su [...]](https://social.trom.tf/photo/preview/640/37888167 "The image is a sepia-toned photograph that appears to be from the late 19th or early 20th century. It depicts three individuals on what seems to be a city street, possibly in an urban setting like St. Louis, Missouri as suggested by the caption. The central figure of interest, labeled \"beggar girl,\" is seated and partially obscured behind another individual standing beside her. She appears distressed or weary with visible tears streaming down her face.
The beggar girl's expression conveys a sense of desperation or sadness, which may be intended to evoke empathy from viewers at the time it was created. The photographer, Lewis Hine, aimed to capture powerful images that would bring attention to social issues such as poverty and child labor during this period in American history.
In addition to the main subjects, there are other individuals visible in the background who appear oblivious or indifferent to their plight, which could be a commentary on societal apathy. The setting includes elements typical of an urban environment like street furniture, possibly signs, buildings, and pedestrians going about their daily routines.
The image is part of Hine's collection documenting various social issues through photography during his time as a sociologist-photographer for the National Child Labor Committee in 1908–1912. The specific photograph captures both the humanity of its su [...]")
Missouri announces changes for spring 2026 turkey hunt
Jefferson City, Mo. — The Missouri Department of Conservation last week announced regulation changes to spring turkey hunting that will reduce the nonresidentBYTESEU (Bytes Europe)
U.S. 99. Near Tulare, California. Entered California fall of 1938. En-route to pea harvest in Imperial Valley. Car broke-down. "Want to get back to Missouri if they can ever get the money."
#Tulare #California #ImperialValley #Missouri #America #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
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![A black and white photo depicting a vintage, muddy automobile on an unpaved road. The vehicle has several spare tires mounted in unusual positions; some are attached to the side fenders while others appear secured near the front bumper or rear quarters. A single individual is seen attending to one of these spares by a tree trunk that stands alone amidst sparse vegetation and barren branches indicative of late fall, given their lack of foliage. The scene suggests rural isolation with no other vehicles in sight.
The background includes utility poles stretching into the distance against an overcast sky, adding to the bleak atmosphere often associated with road travel during earlier decades when such trips were more common than they are today due to advancements in automobile technology and infrastructure development since that era. There is a sense of hardship conveyed through both the setting and subject's attire as well as actions; it appears this person may be traveling for work, specifically related to agricultural labor indicated by their clothing style which suggests manual tasks.
Notably, there’s a watermark or signature at the bottom right corner reading "12604-5" suggesting cataloging of photographs. The absence of color in the image underscores its historical context and emphasizes stark contrasts between light and shadow that were necessary for clarity during bl [...]](https://social.trom.tf/photo/preview/640/37840133 "A black and white photo depicting a vintage, muddy automobile on an unpaved road. The vehicle has several spare tires mounted in unusual positions; some are attached to the side fenders while others appear secured near the front bumper or rear quarters. A single individual is seen attending to one of these spares by a tree trunk that stands alone amidst sparse vegetation and barren branches indicative of late fall, given their lack of foliage. The scene suggests rural isolation with no other vehicles in sight.
The background includes utility poles stretching into the distance against an overcast sky, adding to the bleak atmosphere often associated with road travel during earlier decades when such trips were more common than they are today due to advancements in automobile technology and infrastructure development since that era. There is a sense of hardship conveyed through both the setting and subject's attire as well as actions; it appears this person may be traveling for work, specifically related to agricultural labor indicated by their clothing style which suggests manual tasks.
Notably, there’s a watermark or signature at the bottom right corner reading \"12604-5\" suggesting cataloging of photographs. The absence of color in the image underscores its historical context and emphasizes stark contrasts between light and shadow that were necessary for clarity during bl [...]")
Jennifer Alexander, left, and Lauren Brickey joined “St. Louis on the Air” on Dec. 3, 2025.
“Automatic Noodle” by Annalee Newitz
The best books of 2025, chosen by St. Louis librarians
Jennifer Alexander of St. Louis County Library and Lauren Brickey of St. Louis Public Library share their favorite books published in 2025.Emily Woodbury (STLPR)
Trump announces rollback of fuel economy standards
President Donald Trump on Wednesday announced a rollback of fuel economy standards finalized under the Biden administration, a move he and congressionalBYTESEU (Bytes Europe)
Heartland community garden gets support to fight food insecurity - All For Gardening
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. (KFVS) - A Cape Girardeau community garden hopes to start growing year-round, thanks to financial help from the state.Gardening (All For Gardening)
📷 It's FOR[A] Friday! 📷
A corner of one of the five glass “lenses” atop the Bloch Building (Steven Holl Architects, 2007) at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, MO.
#KansasCity #Missouri #Architecture #Photography #Detail #Window #FensterFreitag #WindowFriday #FORAPhotography #FORAFriday
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FOR[A] Photography
Based in Fort Worth, TX, FOR[A] Photography showcases the work of architectural photographer Jeff Stvan.www.foraphotography.com
Louisville football’s latest bowl projections before Governor’s Cup
Despite a current three-game losing streak, Louisville football still can reach nine wins to end the 2025 season. The Cardinals host Kentucky in theBYTESEU (Bytes Europe)
Cape Girardeau community garden to receive funding from Mo. Dept. of Ag. grant program - All For Gardening
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. (KFVS) - A Cape Girardeau community garden project is one of more than a dozen to receive funding from a Missouri Department ofGardening (All For Gardening)
Unionized Springfield Starbucks workers join national strike
Springfield Starbucks union workers join strikeBYTESEU (Bytes Europe)
Missouri vs. Oklahoma: College football scores, live updates
How are there just two weeks remaining in the regular season?BYTESEU (Bytes Europe)