I can't speak on your record but my mother was a seamstress and at 17 she was the seamstress the soldiers took their pants to me hemmed and pressed. I'm not sure she had the official title but that is what she was known for and it was her job. This was in the mid 1930's though. This is also how she met me dad :)
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