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Mrs. Osborn's Dilemma

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Why is Mrs. Osborn initially hesitant to hire Milberry?

Because she believes he is not strong enough for the work.

Due to her concerns about his race. (correct)

Because she doesn't think he is well-meaning

Due to his lack of education and recent hardships.

Dr. Renfield immediately rejects Mrs. Osborn's concerns about hiring Milberry.

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What does Dr. Renfield suggest regarding Milberry's pay?

Dr. Renfield suggests paying Milberry at a reduced rate.

Milberry's job is at Dr. Renfield's Summer Home for ______ Children.

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Mrs. Osborn's Problem

Mrs. Osborn encounters a problem: a black kitchen man, Milberry, was hired for her home.
She worries about his suitability for the household.
She consults Dr. Renfield.

Dr. Renfield's Response

Dr. Renfield suggests using the attic.
Dr. Renfield offers a solution to hire the new employee at a lower rate.
Dr. Renfield advises Mrs. Osborn to pay the new employee $8 a week.
Dr. Renfield wishes Mrs. Osborn "Goodnight".
Dr. Renfield leaves; Milberry enters service.

Milberry's Background

Milberry is a big, kind, and strong black boy.
Milberry had no formal education,
He is from Georgia; no schools for blacks.
He is happy for a job at the home for Crippled Children.
He is currently hungry from weeks of traveling in Newark and Jersey City.

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Explore the story of Mrs. Osborn as she navigates her concerns about hiring Milberry, a black kitchen man. Consult Dr. Renfield for advice and learn about Milberry's background in this intriguing narrative. This quiz delves into themes of race, employment, and societal challenges in the early 20th century.