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1914-1932
Dublin Core
Title
1914-1932
Description
Includes all documents collected by students in Digital Memory & the Archive (Fall 2015).
Items in the 1914-1932 Collection
One of the Fallen [Short Story]
![One of the Fallen [Short Story]](https://memory.richmond.edu/files/square_thumbnails/b6a45550480f18efa612b20c94e3cb2c.jpg "One of the Fallen [Short Story]")
In this six-page short story, the anonymous author offers an account of a fire that strikes "Chinatown" in a city in California as a result of an earthquake. The city is near the University of California, Berkeley, and the characters in the story are…
Faculty and Alumni Notes
This page is one of five displaying notes about faculty and alumni and provides information about where they live and work after graduating or moving on from Richmond. The page includes a note about Ah Fong Yeung, class of 1909, who is mentioned as…
Observations And Experiences Of An African Missionary [Short Story]
![Observations And Experiences Of An African Missionary [Short Story]](https://memory.richmond.edu/files/square_thumbnails/d2b6a516caf08107f3ebee844bf0ccf4.jpg "Observations And Experiences Of An African Missionary [Short Story]")
In this four-page short story, author George W. Sadler offers an account of a missionary trip to Africa. The story makes comparisons between African culture and American culture, claiming "social life in Africa means more than it does here." The…
On Having A Mammy [Short Story]
![On Having A Mammy [Short Story]](https://memory.richmond.edu/files/square_thumbnails/a4e69baa28c2c069906a84356c7a078f.jpg "On Having A Mammy [Short Story]")
In this three-page story, the author, A.W., offers a fictional account of the black stereotype of a "mammy" which describes a black woman who works as a housekeeper and/or nanny for white families. The story lovingly describes mammies, but it is a…
Page 52, Junior Class Bios
This page is one of many showing photos and descriptions of junior year students. The second student on the page (from the top) is To Sham Cheung, who is from Canton, China. He is the only student Asian student present in all of the class rosters.…