Word: centralized
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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STUDENTS may be accommodated at 815 Main street, corner of Ellery street. The house is superior in all its appointments, and adapted to the comfort and convenience of students, both for its central location and cuisine. Breakfast and lunch are served at the usual hours; dinner from half past five until seven o'clock. An elegant room is at the disposal of gentlemen wishing exclusive club privileges. The public dining room is handsomely fitted for the comfort of the guests, where they will receive the best of service and aattention...
STUDENTS may be accommodated at 815 Main street, corner of Ellery street. The house is superior in all its appointments, and adapted to the comfort and convenience of students, both for its central location and cuisine. Breakfast and lunch are served at the usual hours; dinner from half past five until seven o'clock. An elegant room is at the disposal of gentlemen wishing exclusive club privileges. The public dining room is handsomely fitted for the comfort of the guests, where they will receive the best of service and attention...
STUDENTS may be accommodated at 815 Main street, corner of Ellery street. The house is superior in all its appointments, and adapted to the comfort and convenience of students, both for its central location and cuisine. Breakfast and lunch are served at the usual hours; dinner from half past five until seven o'clock. An elegant room is at the disposal of gentlemen wishing exclusive club privileges. The public dining room is handsomely fitted for the comfort of the guests, where they will receive the best of service and acttention...
...France by the Societe Franklin and though their methods would probably not work satisfactorily if universally adopted here, there are many points in which we would do well to imitate them. It would certainly be a great improvement if all the small libraries here were managed by some central authority, and if the printing and cataloguing could be done at the same time for all, much money would be saved. This method is not without disadvantages but is certainly preferable to the way in which things are at present managed...
...twelve weekly or fortnightly lectures, followed by a special conference or class. The "unit of organization" consists of a committee of citizens or the directors of a literary or social club, who are willing to assume the local management of the course. Lecturers are secured through the central office, either from the faculty of a neighboring collese or from the society's regular staff. The growth of the system has been remarkable. In 1890-91, there were 23 centres in and near Philadelphia, before which 42 lecture courses were given to an average attendance...