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Various. Sparkling Gems of Race Knowledge Worth Reading
Sparkling Gems of Race Knowledge Worth Reading
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SPARKLING GEMS
THE NEED OF NEW IDEAS AND NEW AIMS FOR A NEW ERA
BY ALEX CRUMMELL, WASHINGTON, D. C
The Status of the Family
The Conditions of Labor
Higher Plane of Morality
(FROM THE DAILY AMERICAN.)
ADDRESS
THE TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL
Its Benefits to the Negro
Negro Building
History and Old Relics
Department of Arts
Mines and Minerals
Department of Dentistry
The Woman's Board
COTTON STATES INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION
Atlanta, Ga., September 19 to December 31, 1895
THE NEED OF THE HOUR
UNITY
NEGRO BUSINESS ASSOCIATION
NEGRO BANKS
NEGRO WEALTH BY STATES
NEGRO SCHOOL-TEACHERS
HOW TO TEACH OBEDIENCE
HINTS FOR OUR GIRLS
WHAT NEGRO WOMEN ARE DOING
BY H. R. BUTLER, ATLANTA, GA
WHAT RACE NEWSPAPERS HAVE DONE
(FROM BALTIMORE CHURCH ADVOCATE.)
RACE EVILS
BY REV. G. W. JOHNSON, AUGUSTA, GA
TWO CULTURED RACES
THE NEW COLORED WOMAN
BY FANNIE BARRIER WILLIAMS, CHICAGO, ILL
HAVE COURAGE
THE SOUTH GIVEN THE PREFERENCE
THREE GREAT NEGROES
BY JOHN E. BRUCE, WASHINGTON, D. C
POINTED PARAGRAPHS FROM RACE NEWSPAPERS
MADAM SISSIRETTA JONES
The Black Patti of the race
MISS HALLIE Q. BROWN
BY F. S. DELANY
MISS HENRIETTA VINTON DAVIS
The Famous Elocutionist
Indorsement
To Henrietta Vinton Davis
RICH THOUGHTS FROM GREAT RACE THINKERS
THE COLORED PHYSICIAN IN THE SOUTH
BY H. R. BUTLER
THE FIRST COLORED SPECIALIST
ESPECIAL COMPANY
(FROM CHICAGO APPEAL.)
THE SPHERE OF WOMAN
BY MRS. R. E. LAWSON, WASHINGTON, D. C
THE MOURNING PREACHER
BY J. C. M'ADAMS, SHELBYVILLE, TENN
OUR GREATEST DRAWBACK
BY E. E. BROCK, NEW YORK, N. Y
THE RACE PROBLEM
Views of Several Prominent Negroes
MOTHER'S TREASURES
BY MRS. F. E. W. HARPER
GEN. ANTONIO MACEO
The Great Cuban Negro Warrior
MARRIED LIFE—ITS JOYS AND SORROWS
BY BISHOP ARNETT
INTEMPERANCE
BY MRS. M. A. M'CURDY, ROME, GA
RACE NAME—WHAT SHALL IT BE?
OPINION OF H. C. C. ASTWOOD, CAMBRIDGEPORT, MASS
OPINION OF T. M'CANTS STEWART, NEW YORK CITY
OPINION OF P. BUTLER THOMPKINS, NEW YORK
THE NATION'S DUTY TO THE NEGRO
BY BISHOP PETTY, NORTH CAROLINA. The Negro as a Slave
The Negro as a Common Laborer
The Negro as a Soldier
The Negro as a Citizen
The Negro as a Southerner
The Negro in Politics
FACTS FOR COLORED PEOPLE
DR. WILLIAM KEY
JIM KEY
A SOUL AT AUCTION
BY REV. JOHN HENRY DICKERSON, OCALA, FLA
