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Newspaper
Dallas Express
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1922
Page
3
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A Norfolk conference urged forming a vigorous national Negro business league with active local branches and a central office to standardize leagues and promote best business practices. The talk emphasized training, surveys of successful plans, and year round program to lift Negro commerce.
The Dallas Enpress declares itself a plain, sensible newspaper upholding patriotism and justice for all humankind. It invites “boys of the press” to join and remains steadfast on high ground as it prospers under W. B. Ring.
Dallas faces a surplus of social clubs. The piece urges federated, well run clubs to develop community and member welfare, shift charity toward systematic needs, and expand during winter to meet rising demands. It questions policy, efficiency, and the role of clubs in aiding vulnerable women and girls.
The article discusses declining church attendance and public apathy toward church appeals. It cites Dr. Charles A. Ellwood on the need for religion to adapt to science and democracy, urging rational religion aligned with human experience and collaboration between scientists and religious leaders to reconstruct civilization.
Three distinguished white bankers H Pusey Passmore Asa Wing and E G Parsly form an advisory board for Citizens and Southern Bank founded by Robert R Wright Sr and Jr The piece praises thrift and civic advancement through banking and suggests similar boards could expand nationwide Philadelphia hosts about 135 000 Negro residents with rising numbers and potential asset growth through safe banking and better housing efforts
Brooklyn Eagle notes Garvey as head of Africa United promising a grand court with titles like Duke of the Uganda and Knight Commander of the Nile. It mocks regal pomp and predicts difficult colonial exit as Britain France and Portugal dominate Africa.
A Rochester Herald note cites North Carolina data showing blacks own 1,160,000 acres and outnumber whites in two counties, arguing property ownership, especially land, is the race solution. It links land, education, and lawfulness to improved citizenship and self-reliance among African Americans.
Huston New Jersey district attorney John Clarewood prepares to prosecute a city vice gang led by Jim Broder. Wardell, the gang’s lawyer, pressures him with a diary from Clarewood’s great grandfather found on the estate. The diary’s shocking contents threaten to derail the case if publication proceeds.
A reader discovers Thomas Clarewood's 1825 diary entry showing a youth’s attempts at self improvement and a dramatic 1830 field incident. The narrative follows his copperhead bite, a quarrel with a woman, and a carter rescue as the story links to modern descendants.
The piece argues facial massage is an ancient practice, tracing its roots to Greece Egypt Persia and China. It promotes massage as exercise for facial muscles, aids skin renewal, relieves pain, and adds health glow, urging consistent rubbing despite aging.
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