Readers offered deluxe edition set of Modern Eloquence
A newspaper notice announces a wholesale offer for a ten volume deluxe edition of Modern Eloquence edited by Thomas B. Reed. The Constitution sells the set at reduced rates to readers in Georgia and nearby states with easy payment terms and immediate delivery. It highlights the quality, scope, and notable contributors across disciplines and regions, especially strong southern representation.
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Georgia
Thel Constitution Club
John D. Morris & Co
Philadelphia
Thomas B. Reed
Justin McCarthy
John B. Gordon
Edward Everett Hare
Clark Howell
George McLean Harper
Rossiter Johson
Albert Ellery Bergh
James B. Penn
Champ Clark
America
England
Southland
South
Thomas . Reed
House of Representatives
Mark
Burke
Webster
Union
Charles Dickens
George William Curtis
Mark Twain
Azom
Reed
Stuart
Buchu
Strart
Ethan
Manry
Atioma
Distributica
Ences
African Methodist Episcopal church opens Chicago social settlement
The Voice of The Century notes the African Methodist Episcopal church established its first social settlement at 385 Dearborn Street Chicago, led by Rev Reverdy Co Ransom. The center hosts a kitchen garden, nursery, kindergarten, sewing, music, and physical culture programs for African American youth and women, with multiple local leaders and supporters.
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Chicago
Boston
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Dearborn Street
Sunshine Circle of
King's Daughters
Mra
J. Evans
Chicago Free Kindergarten Association
Kindergarten Association
Mrrs
Monroe N. Work
University of Chicago
Charles Fred White
John H. Hamilton
Pedro T. Tinsley
Gertrude Jackson
Maud Cuney McKinley
Wright Cuney
Galveston
Texas
Lawrence H. Ferribee
Woman's Club
Eva Lewis
Sunday Forum
Laing Willams
General Conference of the
Columbus
Ohio
Atlanta
Atlanta Woman's Club
M. M. Ponton
Grace and
Bildiard Streets
Colored Men
General Y. M. C. A
D. J. Jordan
Carter
Mitchell Street
Auburn Avenue
Hillerd Street
South
Georgia
Jernel Academy
Athens
Negroes urged Georgia agricultural conferences and fair plan
A speaker argues that colored farmers show limited sheep and goat ownership, yet 24 registered farmers paid off $2,418.96 in mortgages last year. He proposes four annual conferences across Georgia to address evils, culminating in a rotating Negro Georgia agricultural fair every three years. Capt Crumley and Rev Hory are noted as advocates.
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F. H. Crumley
Atlanta
Infalra
B. T. Hory
Ilinois
H.R. Butupr
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