Miss Evangeline Booth Aims at Salvation Army Mission
The Salvation Army leader Evangeline Booth, daughter of William Booth, has spent time in London’s East End in disguise to understand the poor. She now heads the American Salvation Army and leads a fundraising drive in May 1826 seeking thirteen million dollars for its postwar program.
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Evangeline Booth
William Booth
The
Salvation Army
London
United States
Salvation Army Home Service Fund
Deowa
Wilson Endorses Salvation Army Campaign Cable
President Wilson cables his endorsement of the Salvation Army Home Service Fund Campaign for May 1926. He praises the Army’s work and expresses personal interest in sustaining its efforts through the campaign led by Commander Miss E Booth of Salvation Army, 120 West Fourteenth Street, New York.
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Wilson
Salvation Army Home Service Fund
Miss E. Booth
Salvation Army
West Fourteenth Street, New York
Out of Love Club A Salvation Army Benefit Group
The Out of Love Club is a Salvation Army auxiliary in major cities. It admits only women with a month of proven work after hospital or home care, pledging to maintain friendliness, simple dress, and avoid gossip. Members may be suspended for rule breaches as the House Service Fund seeks $13,000,000 in May 1926.
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Salvation Army
Woodrow Wilson
Salvation Army Corps
Salvation Army House Service Fund
The Black Man's Change Is Now in Reconstruction South
A Mississippi based essay urges black readers to seize the current opportunity during reconstruction to secure skilled work, home ownership, and fair pay. It argues southern employers seek honest, capable labor and stresses self discipline, training, and responsible property care to prove value and win better wages.
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Mississippi
Southland
East
Middle West
Niger
South
United States Employment Service
New Macy Store Ad Promotes Inquiries About New Products
Short fragment mentions calling to see a new line and shopping at Macy's. No clear events, dates, or named individuals provided.
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Macy
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Rhine
Miss Booth
East End
OUT OF Love” Club
Clements C. Johnson
Director of
Information
U. S. Employment Service
William H. Holtzclaw
Utica (Miss
Valier
Davis, Mize & Co
Oxford, Miss
O. K
Atlee
OLD Reliable Co
First National Bank
Bt i Ee
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