Source archive Tier A
Work of a Neighborhood Union (address by Mrs. John Hope, 1914)
Mrs. John Hope, Atlanta, Ga., Moorehouse College, “Work of a Neighborhood Union,” in A. M. Trawick, ed., The New Voice in Race Adjustments: Addresses and Reports Presented at the Negro Christian Student Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, May 14-18, 1914 (New York: Student Volunteer Movement, 1914), pp. 153-154. University of California Libraries scan, Internet Archive item newvoiceinracead00negriala. Printed p. 153: “Our Neighborhood Union, an organization of colored women in Atlanta, considers that the conservation of the child is a prior factor in the problem of social improvement, and we believe that the best way to save the child is through the home.”
Custody docket
- Record
- new-voice-race-adjustments-1914-hope
- Type
- archive
- Trust tier
- A
- Status
- published
Sources are graded A (primary) / B (secondary academic) / C (secondary journalism) / D (tertiary or contested). See the manifesto’s Evidence Standard for full criteria.
Read 2026-11-04 by T3 on the page images (printed pp. 153-154 = PDF pp. 165-166 of newvoiceinracead00negriala.pdf, rendered at 110 dpi). The byline prints “MRS. JOHN HOPE”; the piece names her as printed. Reading her as Lugenia Burns Hope is inference from the married style and is not stated in the essay. “Moorehouse” is the volume’s spelling. The PDF text layer interleaves a stray line into the p. 153 sentence; the archive’s djvu text and the page image both read it as quoted. Found by the GA-GAP cloud research (canon PR #17, row R2). Page 154, below the quoted lines, prints a racial slur in quotation marks; never excerpt that passage.
Provenance
- Creator
- Mrs. John Hope
- Published
- 1914
- Accessed
- 2026-11-04
- External record
- https://archive.org/details/newvoiceinracead00negriala
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