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Newspaper

Dallas Express

Location

Dallas, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1922

Page

4

Africa and Islam Seen Through Colonial Friction and Faith

A reflective column discusses Mohammedanism in Africa, its impact on society, and missionary challenges. It critiques slavery, cultural clashes, and the role of colonial powers France and Germany in shaping religious and civilizational dynamics amid famine, war, and disease.

Moorat Africa Abraham Beret Jo Seph Egypt Muste Aaron Pharaoh Alexandria New York Dakar Germany France Tom

Pioneering Negro Journalism Leader Remembered

The Afro-American notes the influence of Bainor J. Murdy of Baltimore a trailblazer in Negro journalism. He guided the paper with independence and loyalty to race fostering literary progress and family succession in the craft. His son Daniel carries on the work as editors and publishers reflect on his legacy. He is remembered as a steadfast figure in the Fourth Estate.

Associated Negro Presa Bainor J. MW. Murdy Baltimae Projan Negro Newapapere Surnelat sodeRe The Times Berthe Hia Capavle Daniel Carl Howard Univ Lexro Presa Peasing Murphy Booker T Tunkegee Institution Co -American D. G. Mack Capt Hugh M. Burkett Es W. T. Carr J. H. Thompas Daniel Murphy

Wilberforce Scholar Dies as Commencement Nears

Fragmented obituary note from Wilberforce Ohio details the death of a scholar connected to Wilberforce University. The item mentions April events, a president awaiting a response, and a reference to Thomas H. oat, with unclear full context due to OCR errors.

Wilberforce Ohio Thomas H. Oat Pres Grege Fobert Uberforee Oxford

Plans drawn for new colored high school

J F Kimball announced that a bond issue and a 20 cent school tax will fund a new Colored High School building on the Booker Washington ward school site. Plans have been drawn and site purchases completed, with construction to begin once instructional arrangements are ready.

Egypt J. F. Kimball Flora Wade Burford Farr Mount Streets Booker Washington Ward Supt Kimball

Wilberforce Commencement plans for revival and growth

University leaders and figures with Wilberforce ties announce a homecoming Commencement. J Wilbert Toree postpones a trip to visit the old school while Bishop Rosa and Dr Anderson address graduates and societies. Building drive aims to reconstruct Shorter Hall as the center of campus life.

Arkansas J. C. Anderson Ylle Ave T. G. Stewcart Wilberforce Payne Theological Seminary G. A. Edwards Kittrell College Kittelt, N J. H. Jones Shorter Hall

Opening of Saint Johns Institution To the Public

Announcement of the opening of Saint Johns Institution on the third Sunday in May in Dallas. The program includes religious, fraternal, social, and general divisions with plans for an aged care initiative, a dormitory for working women, a public library, a chapel, and various educational and social services.

Saint John's Institution Saint, John’s Institution Dallas Mason and Dixie Evry Askain Mia Alme Sou Bor Lola Service College Ristian Workers’ Training Institute

Tuskegee Institute Summer School for Teachers

Six weeks run from June 5 to July 14, 1922 offering literary professional industrial and pre normal courses. Special programs for Jeanes supervisors principals and vocational teachers. Registration three dollars and board twenty four dollars payable in advance. Last year six hundred teachers registered. Director BE Roberts.

Tuskegee Institute Jeanes

Modern scalp massage method advertised by McDaniels

Ms Luella McDaniels promotes a scientific scalp massage method as a modern wonder claiming full hair growth after one treatment. She offers Danruff Remedy cures for dandruff and tetter, provides course details and prices for Hair Culture, Bleaching, and Beauty services, and seeks agents at 302 Morse St Greenville Texas.

Mme Luella McIvaniels Oman Eiger Tary Mall MMB Lurlla McDaniels Morse St Greenville Texa East India D. Lyons Oktabonsa Ony Oxia North Central East India System

Hair Grower Ad from 1312 Bucha Kansas City MO

An advertisement from a manufacturer in Kansas City promotes Box of Pressing Oil and Box of Hair Grower at 60 and 50 cents. It guarantees hair growth with harmless effects and asks readers to send 10 cents for postage plus payment for orders.

Ada Montgomery Bucha Kansas City Missouri Temple Sampson Orcall Mentholow Mfg

Madame Jefferson Healer Promises Cures and Advice

An advertisement proclaims Madame Jefferson a powerful healer and evangelist able to diagnose diseases by letters and offer business and health guidance. It claims a hair growth remedy and asks for ten cents for a reply or two dollars for consultations, listing contact in Longview Texas.

Madame Jefferson Ame Jefferson Ica B. Jefferson Vangelist A Church North Texas Longview

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