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It's as if the consumer were given a personal millworker.

If you went down there and said you were a millworker from Maine.

Edwards's father was a millworker, and that's all you need to know.

What is so amazing about Edwards's father being a millworker?

Senator Edwards does not let a campaign stop go by without talking about his humble origins as the son of a millworker.

He was a lawyer, not a carpenter or a mason or a millworker.

He is the eighth of nine children of a millworker and an apple farmer.

Her father, a millworker, was a descendant of Oregon Trail pioneers.

John Barton - Mary's father, a millworker, active member in trade unions.

Crozer also built a Baptist church and millworker housing in the area.

He was wearing plain dark slacks and a blue chambray shirt, like a common millworker.

Asked how he put up with a brain-numbingly repetitive job, one millworker answered: "It's easy.

After graduation, he worked construction, farmed, carpentered, became a millworker - and kept a journal.

It was enough for a millworker.

His father was a coal miner and pugilist, his mother a millworker.

He remained with the company, working his way up from millworker to executive positions, until he retired to enter politics.

James Taylor's song "Millworker" is about a woman living in Lowell.

(Having been a millworker, I was qualified to judge.)

"The millworker was so horrified," he said.

Here the millworker takes pride in his work and will work 60 hours a week, every week, if you ask him."

The millworker jabs a thumb toward the sawdust and fragments beneath the still saw blade.

Growing up in Williamsburg, the daughter of a millworker and a teacher's aide, she had revered America's civil rights leaders.

(Oh, by the way, what did their milkman and millworker fathers think about abortion?)

To be a miner, a millworker, or a smelterman was to be a man.

He was also a millworker who spent much of his life working in textile mills in North and South Carolina.