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No Dating. 10 PM Curfew. $17.50 a Month. (New Mexico, 1888)

You're twenty-one years old. You just stepped off a train in the middle of the New Mexico desert. You're wearing a crisp white uniform. You can't date for six months. You have a 10 PM curfew. You'll serve three meals a day to railroad passengers. And for the first time in your life, you chose this. Your name is Maggie. Three weeks ago, you were in Ohio, working in your father's store, expected to marry the banker's son. Then you saw the ad: "WANTED: Young women, 18 to 30 years of age, of good character, attractive and intelligent, to work as waitresses in Harvey Houses along the Santa Fe Railroad." The rules are strict: No drinking. No smoking. No dating for six months. Curfew at 10 PM. Spotless uniform at all times. But the pay is $17.50 a month—more than you made in three months back home. Plus room and board. Plus a chance to see the West. In this episode of Old America Diaries, we follow six months in a Harvey House restaurant—hard work, strict rules, and one woman's choice to reinvent herself a thousand miles from home. --- 🕰️ TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 – The Girl Who Chose the West 0:15 – Arrival: The Rules 2:00 – Training: Harvey Standards 3:30 – First Service: Chaos 5:00 – Settling In: Finding Freedom 6:30 – The Choice: Stay or Go? 8:00 – Six Months Later 8:45 – What It Meant to Be a Harvey Girl --- 📍 This is Old America Diaries—real stories from America's past, one state at a time. 🔔 Subscribe for Season 2. --- #HarveyGirls #FredHarvey #NewMexico #WomensHistory #Railroad #1888 #FrontierWomen #WesternExpansion #WorkingWomen #Independence