1910Nelson174employees include38women;1920table65includes22women. These are source-coded populations, not universal industry shares or proof of automation causality.
Making Bourbon (2020). Chapter/section-level source paraphrase, not independent historical corroboration. Original PDF coordinates are retained in internal verification notes.
Raitz identifies Black revenue officials and women and girls working in bottling and labeling; household records link occupations to residence.
chap. 11, “Making It Work”
chap. 11, “Making It Work”
Faithful capture of supplied source, not independent historical corroboration. 1910Nelson174employees include38women;1920table65includes22women. These are source-coded populations, not universal industry shares or proof of automation causality. Crosswalk 2026-09-16: actual contents and chapter openings checked in supplied 1001-sheet ebook. Reader locator is chapter/section-level, not a pinpoint quotation or certified print-page equivalence. Internal original PDF coordinates: 361–368.
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Located paraphrase, not a direct quotation. Verified against the supplied source, not independently corroborated.
Located evidence
Raitz identifies Black revenue officials and women and girls working in bottling and labeling; household records link occupations to residence.
Locator and context
chap. 11, “Making It Work”. Making Bourbon (2020). Chapter/section-level source paraphrase, not independent historical corroboration. Original PDF coordinates are retained in internal verification notes. Research topic: Women and Black revenue officials.
Annotation and limits
1910Nelson174employees include38women;1920table65includes22women. These are source-coded populations, not universal industry shares or proof of automation causality.
Linked analysis and citation
Making Bourbon — landscape, labor and industrial networks /
Raitz2020 — Women and Black revenue officials