Our article walks you through a lesson about child labor in Mississippi, during the early twentieth century, which begins with a historical photograph. First, we provide background information on the photographer, Lewis Hine and child labor along the Gulf Coast, which—to no surprise—involves the seafood industry. In addition to the specific photograph used in the lesson, there is a link to additional photographic resources. You will also find a reading handout on oyster shucking with reader supports embedded . Finally, there are suggestions and tips about the climatic ending to the lesson—an “Act-It-Out.”

With the cooperation of the four major networks (CBS, NBC Blue, NBC Red, and Mutual), the White House regularly scheduled Fireside Chats in the 10 pm Eastern timeslot. On the East Coast, listeners were still awake while western listeners had finished supper and were ready to relax for the evening.