Food and Shelter Could be Obtained in Exchange for Work 1904

The new Church Army, labour home in Bow Road, London, had sleeping accommodation for thirty men in addition day work was provided for a number of deserving unemployed during the winter months. Photograph showing men making rolled-up cigarettes, so when they leave they had some money in-hand

Helter Moreover Obtained Paid Refuge Rolled Stacking Unemployed

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