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Newspaper
Dallas Express
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1922
Page
3
Public notice from Dallas Express Publishing Company addresses erroneous reflections about a person or firm in the columns. It notes subscription terms and mailing details and warns readers regarding reputational content.
The Vallas Express declares its stance as a steady, sensible newspaper. It rejects sensationalism and proclaims broad patriotism and even handed justice across humanity. The editorial invites readers to join in standing on this "holy, kept" ground.
An Interdenominational Ministers Alliance meeting condemned the Sunday funeral held for a deceased at Macedonia Church. The pastor said he advised the undertaker and family, citing Friday and Saturday delays. The alliance endorsed an emergency clause restricting regency recognition to families unable to afford embalming, to prevent discouragement of Sunday services.
A Senate clash erupts over a Congressional Record entry about a Georgia lynching. The piece argues lynching is wrong and criticizes Southern pride that defends such acts while urging action to end mob violence and improve the region’s image. It cites Texas and Georgia lynchings and calls for stopping mob justice.
In Fort Worth last week Grand Master H G Winn announced his intention to nominate Mr McDonald for Grand Master and urged voters to support him, signaling appreciation for McDonald's long service as Grand Secretary. The act, rooted in friendship and loyalty, highlights rare public respect within the Texas Masons.
A State Press Association editorial urges Texas to form a State Negro Press union to unite the craft and advance African American interests. It calls for collaboration with The Express and argues unity strengthens statewide progress and goals. Union would help organize in state life.
City leaders tout a on block high school campus costing over 120000 funding future development. A North Dallas Park site pool and bath house valued at 12000 is planned for recreation and indoor children’s activities. The message stresses pride in consistency and city growth prospects.
An opinion piece argues real patriotism comes through justice and tolerance not mob violence during war. It cites leaders inflaming hate, Lusitania incident framing, and swelled parade rituals, then urges peaceful civic equality. It also discusses African American advancement, banking as a tool for thrift, and Philadelphia’s growing Black population supported by local figures.
The Lillie Rock Gazette reports on the Senate Judiciary Committee’s favorable stance toward the Dyer anti lynching bill amid claims it is unconstitutional and driven by politics to win Negro votes. The New York World critiques Lodge for courting Black support while opposing lynching.
Three prominent white bankers including B Pusey Passmore and Asa Wing join an advisory board for Citizens and Southern Bank, a Negro bank established in 1920 by Robert Wright Sr. and Jr. The bank reports over 4000 depositors and deposits around 18 900 dollars, with notable holdings in Liberty Bonds. The piece notes the broader interest such a model may generate in other cities.
Book review on Where Animals Talk by R H Nassau notes Mpongwe Benga and Fang tales with magical gourd feats and African custom notes. A Pullman porter and Dartmouth graduate T M Selden dies in the Reading wreck at Winslow Junction. he belonged to Phi Beta Kappa and studied at Lincoln University and Dartmouth.
The Standard Life Insurance Company of Atlanta announces the hiring of Prof W M Gordon formerly of Philander Smith College Little Rock Arkansas and brother of E L Gordon State Secretary of the Colored Y M C A in Dallas Texas. Gordon’s background includes long service with the Methodist Church Fedmen’s Aid Schools Army Y M C A and as state Y M C A secretary for Mississippi. The firm expects Gordon to improve efficiency and to recruit and serve clients promptly in Nevis Texas and beyond.
Medical discussion outlines causes of infantile convulsions including intestinal paralysis inflammation of membranes brain lesions and nephropsychiatric tendencies. Describes symptoms such as eye rolling facial muscle twitching and foaming at the mouth with possible fatal outcomes and urges physician attention to treat underlying causes and prevent recurrence.
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