Wegko Teachers Institute for Central Missouri Opens in Sedalia
The Institute for the Teachers of Central Missouri convenes June 15 at Lincoln High School Sedalia with Prof C C Kuchar and a corps of assistants. Ten days of instruction lead to certificates to teach without further exam. Lecturers include J M Kearris G Phillips H L Williams and others. Contact C Hubbard, conductor, 23 W Johnson St Sedalia Mo for details.
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Institute For
Central Missouri
Wll Techa Nene
Lincoln High School
Sedalia
Missouri
J. M. Kearris
Tiomer G. Phillips
Attor Sevial
H. L. Viliups
M. S
Race Patronage and Racial Stereotypes in Commerce
A historical column argues that different races patronize their own businesses yet often clash with white society. It asserts that Jews and Germans support their communities while Negroes face harsh scrutiny, praising self reliance yet warning against reckless spending, reflecting period prejudices and calls for racial solidarity through economic support.
Negro progress and common sense in race relations
A Chicago Conservator article argues that ignorance does not excuse foolish acts by Black people and urges reliance on proven practical lessons. It warns against overreliance on theoretical ideas, stressing that Black progress requires strong, verifiable evidence and cautious social change.
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Chicago
Lost Everything But Cheerfulness
Inspirational fragment urges maintaining cheerfulness regardless of success or loss. It warns that souring into pessimism leads to unproductiveness and failure, urging resolve to stay positive no matter what comes or does not come.
Keep Sweet and Steady in Life and Work
A reflective address urges sustained effort by African Americans, stressing sobriety, self-control, and inner balance. It advocates charity and persistence, warns against pessimism, and warns that wealth is best kept within the race. Emphasizes maintaining a clean record and cheerful, optimistic outlook regardless of fortune.
A Man of Quiet Courage Faces Life’s Trials
The subject, an old man of serene demeanor, endures losses and poverty with enduring optimism. Despite no home or permanent work, he maintains cheerful poise, a kind word, and a smile, teaching that love and sympathy outrun bitterness. His example rebukes pessimists and inspires others to sow encouragement.
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Christ
Patroeniz
Eotarde
Portraits and frames offered by Frank W Williams Company
An advertisement announces 16 by 20 crayon portraits priced at 40 cents with frames starting at 10 cents. It promotes sheet pictures one entouch and offers a free catalogue and sample plea from Frank W Williams Company located at 1208 West Taylors Street, Chicago Illinois.
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Frank W. Williams Company
W. Taylors St
Chicago
Illinois
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