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Newspaper
Dallas Express
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1922
Page
4
Public notice from the Dallas Express Publishing Company Dallas Texas declaring advertising rates and subscriptions terms. The notice outlines payment expectations and service details for readers and advertisers with reference to the firm.
The paper boasts it has never shown cowardice or fear, claiming plain, sensible journalism with a commitment to even handed justice across all humanity. It invites fellow journalists to join on this "holy" ground as it prospers.
A Dallas feature praising the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows of Texas for forty three years of leadership care and its plan to build a temple in Houston. The piece lauds their honor, financial solidity, and the welcome extended by Dallas citizens. It emphasizes progress and the positive impact on local culture.
The Dickson Orphanage girls dormitory burned, prompting Texas residents to support the charity. Community leaders urge prompt, substantial contributions to assist the work for the state’s unfortunate children. The appeal stresses the founder’s heavy burdens and calls for praise and generous aid.
The Dallas Morning News editorial argues that federal action against lynching may be justified to protect jury rights, while urging states to use their own powers to curb this crime. It notes politicians rarely address the issue honestly and questions Texas's stance as lynching remains a national menace.
Charles Garland of Cape Cod reportedly donates about 800000 to the American Fund for Public Service to back experimental public welfare agencies. James Weldon Johnson sits on the fund’s board as critics question its radical aim and potential impact on America’s welfare programs.
A Wheeling Register analysis notes Republican congressmen retreat from full-time politics to private business. It cites Virginia district losses and New York’s likely GOP absence as signals the party’s support among Black voters fades. It criticizes anti lynching promises as unkept and warns educated Blacks shifting from Republican loyalty after Harding era.
The New York Tribune questions race stereotypes as a Negro golf club and nine hole course open at Westfield New Jersey provoke amusement among white observers. The piece argues colored people pursue ordinary leisure and aspirations, challenging dehumanizing views and urging readers to see Black Americans as human companions rather than objects of ridicule.
William Pickens surveys the NAACP thirteen years old in 1922, praising its role in ending disfranchisement and segregation, uniting white and Colored effort, and funding its fight for equal rights with high efficiency. The piece notes its anti lynching work, big staff, finances, and umbrella reach across clubs and churches.
The piece discusses the idea of African migration for African Americans and the appeal of a self governed all black common wealth. It notes that the majority of American Negroes show no real interest in relocating to Africa, highlighting a key obstacle in the concept.
The text argues against mass movement to Africa for African Americans. It notes Harlem residents and Mississippi workers are deeply rooted in the U S and unlikely to emigrate. It concludes Africa offers no labor shortage or welcoming conditions and any migration plan must face harsh realities.
A beauty column urges proper dental hygiene and cosmetic care, praising dental care as essential to natural beauty. It notes practices like six month dentist visits, limits on damaging uses of teeth, and promotes toothbrush use and professional care with a period voice and local columnist tone.
Columbus Ohio Aug 3 The Supreme Life and Casualty Company the first of its kind in Ohio has closed its first anniversary with a large turnout stockholders from across the country and enthusiasm at public meetings Over 1250000 worth of insurance was placed in the year despite mainly small policies The first board meeting was July 12 and a public gathering at the Chamber of Commerce featured remarks by Harry H Pace B M Roddy W A Method and B W Gearheart Rev J B Plus welcomed visitors Carl P Anderson and Wilson Lovett were elected to the board. A B Boyd and Levin Brown resigned
The Georgia Federation of Colored Women's Clubs concluded its annual convention in Brunswick with reports of progress from officers and departments. Recommendations urged support for the Dyer Anti lynching bill and thanks to Congressman Dyer. State officers listed and interracial efforts noted in South Carolina and other states, including Rosenwald school projects and interracial committees.
The Inter-Racial League in Tennessee reports major gains in race relations and education. Notable improvements include funding for new high schools in Nashville area, Brownsville, McMinnville, Dickson, plus a library for Howard-Wipe school and a Memphis recreation park. Health Week gained State Board support. visits reached 16 000 people in Hamilton County.
In Orlando on August 3 the newly formed Independent Republican Party of Florida announces it aims to purge Negroes from Southern Republican politics. It plans to test the party’s strength in the upcoming November election and may run a candidate against the regular Republican nominee for the U S Senate if one is chosen.
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