The bindery family
E.E. Miles took a deep interest in his student employees. Emphasizing character education in addition to learning manual skills, he began each work week with a lecture or sermon to which employees were paid to listen. Once he began, no one was allowed to punch in on the time c...
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Lancaster Historical Society
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United States
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Massachusetts
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Worcester
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Lancaster
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