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Newspaper
Dallas Express
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1922
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment shows advertising contact details for The Dallas Express with foreign advertising reps and pricing notes. It includes subscription terms and a brief public notice admonition about erroneous reflections and a correction policy. The text references W. J. Zitt Company and addresses in Dallas and New York.
The Tuskegee Conference proposals for 1100 Rosenwald schools and a $1,000,000 push in North Carolina and Mississippi provoke Northern and Southern comment. Some editors praise education for all races, while others warn it may widen racial divides and change labor dynamics.
The paper declares its steadfast stance against unauthentic sensationalism, presenting itself as a plain conservative newspaper with broad patriotism and a pledge to justice for all. Editor W. B. King appeals to fellow journalists to join in upholding this "holy" ground.
A reflection on lack of respect among youths and men toward women and the need for true chivalry. Emphasizes home life as civilization’s foundation, the protection and uplift of women, and the role of leaders in teaching politeness. Contains discussion of race and social behavior with warnings to uphold dignity and esteem.
The Mirror argues the Dyer anti-lynching bill enforces federal law across states, penalties communities to deter mob violence, and criticizes the Democratic caucus for opposing enforcement. It contends the bill upholds orderly justice and condemns Democratic loyalty to disorderly elements. It links Wilson era radical support to today’s campaign line.
The South advances Negro education with large state expenditures in North Carolina and Mississippi. Rosenwald schools have funded over a thousand new facilities totaling four million dollars with local cooperation. White and Black leaders cooperate on moderning schools, vocational training, and uplift efforts across the region.
An Odd Fellows Budget item reports a Texas temple headquarters to be built in Houston powered by Negro money and leadership. The piece urges using Black architects and builders, cites Dallas Pythian Temple success, and notes rising state education funding for Negroes as signs of progress.
Diphtheria is a contagious throat disease caused by the Klebs-Loffler bacillus with false diphtheria forms not due to the germ. Transmission occurs via inhaled droplets and contaminated objects. Quarantine, isolation, sterilization, and immunization with antitoxin are advised. Morgan-Trotter Free Clinic for Tuberculosis operates Tuesdays and Fridays from 2 to 3 p.m.
Ranger reports new St Paul Baptist building nearing completion with Sunday School led by Rev. Miller and sermons by Rev. J W Washington plus B Y P U and Women’s Home Missionary Society programs. Houston notes Odd Fellows house site chosen. various local obituaries and community notices follow from Galveston to Denton with arrests and business updates.
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