Sparkling Gems of Race Knowledge Worth Reading

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Editor

Haley, James T.

Title

Sparkling Gems of Race Knowledge Worth Reading A compendium of valuable information and wise suggestions that will inspire noble effort at the hands of every race-loving man, woman, and child.

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Produced by Marilynda Fraser-Cunliffe, Debbie Stoddart, Diane Monico, and the Project Gutenberg Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net

Language

English

LoC Class

E151: History: America: United States

Subject

African Americans

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eBook-No.

22256

Project Gutenberg

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/22256

Release Date

August 6, 2007

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.SPARKLING GEMS — OF — RACE KNOWLEDGE WORTH READING. — ILLUSTRATED WITH SUPERB HALF-TONE ENGRAVINGS.
2. 2.JAMES T. HALEY.
3. 3.DEDICATION.
4. 4.PUBLISHERS' ANNOUNCEMENT.
5. 5.CONTENTS.
6. 6.LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
7. 7.SPARKLING GEMS.
8. 8.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 .
9. 9.LAYING THE CORNER STONE. [A] — (FROM THE DAILY AMERICAN.)
10. 10.ADDRESS.
11. 11.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 .
12. 12.COTTON STATES INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION. — Atlanta, Ga., September 19 to December 31, 1895.
13. 13.THE NEED OF THE HOUR
14. 14.UNITY.
15. 15.NEGRO BUSINESS ASSOCIATION.
16. 16.NEGRO BANKS.
17. 17.NEGRO WEALTH BY STATES.
18. 18.NEGRO SCHOOL-TEACHERS.
19. 19.HOW TO TEACH OBEDIENCE.
20. 20.HINTS FOR OUR GIRLS.
21. 21.WHAT NEGRO WOMEN ARE DOING. — BY H. R. BUTLER, ATLANTA, GA.
22. 22.WHAT RACE NEWSPAPERS HAVE DONE. — (FROM BALTIMORE CHURCH ADVOCATE.)
23. 23.RACE EVILS. — BY REV. G. W. JOHNSON, AUGUSTA, GA.
24. 24.TWO CULTURED RACES.
25. 25.THE NEW COLORED WOMAN. — BY FANNIE BARRIER WILLIAMS, CHICAGO, ILL.
26. 26.HAVE COURAGE.
27. 27.THE SOUTH GIVEN THE PREFERENCE
28. 28.THREE GREAT NEGROES. — BY JOHN E. BRUCE, WASHINGTON, D. C.
29. 29.POINTED PARAGRAPHS FROM RACE NEWSPAPERS.
30. 30.MADAM SISSIRETTA JONES. — The Black Patti of the race.
31. 31.MISS HALLIE Q. BROWN. — BY F. S. DELANY.
32. 32.MISS HENRIETTA VINTON DAVIS. — The Famous Elocutionist. — Indorsement . — To Henrietta Vinton Davis .
33. 33.RICH THOUGHTS FROM GREAT RACE THINKERS.
34. 34.THE COLORED PHYSICIAN IN THE SOUTH. — BY H. R. BUTLER.
35. 35.THE FIRST COLORED SPECIALIST.
36. 36.ESPECIAL COMPANY. — (FROM CHICAGO APPEAL.)
37. 37.THE SPHERE OF WOMAN. — BY MRS. R. E. LAWSON, WASHINGTON, D. C.
38. 38.THE MOURNING PREACHER. — BY J. C. M'ADAMS, SHELBYVILLE, TENN.
39. 39.OUR GREATEST DRAWBACK. — BY E. E. BROCK, NEW YORK, N. Y.
40. 40.THE RACE PROBLEM. — Views of Several Prominent Negroes.
41. 41.MOTHER'S TREASURES. — BY MRS. F. E. W. HARPER.
42. 42.GEN. ANTONIO MACEO. — The Great Cuban Negro Warrior.
43. 43.MARRIED LIFE—ITS JOYS AND SORROWS. — BY BISHOP ARNETT.
44. 44.INTEMPERANCE. — BY MRS. M. A. M'CURDY, ROME, GA.
45. 45.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.
46. 46.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 .
47. 47.FACTS FOR COLORED PEOPLE.
48. 48.DR. WILLIAM KEY.
49. 49.JIM KEY.
50. 50.A SOUL AT AUCTION. — BY REV. JOHN HENRY DICKERSON, OCALA, FLA. — Transcriber's Notes

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