Mrs De Etta Smith Hair Growth Treatment Ad
Mrs De Etta Smith promotes scalp and hair improvement using scientifically tested methods. The ad claims experience and promises better appearance and growth for customers seeking professional care.
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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1920
Page
8
Mrs De Etta Smith promotes scalp and hair improvement using scientifically tested methods. The ad claims experience and promises better appearance and growth for customers seeking professional care.
Listings show Springs Lodge AF SAM and Cosmopolitan Lodge No 247 meeting on specific midweek and monthly nights at Myers Hall and Masonic Hill. Other groups include Masonic Templars Progress Lodge and Priesthood gatherings with details of venues in Tulsa Greenwood and North Hirtfort areas.
A long essay argues against eternal torment, citing Job Genesis and Revelation to claim hell is a grave or oblivion. It cites Jesus Peter and Paul to support universal restoration and the second death, urging pastors to renounce torment teaching. (CONTINUED NEXT WEEK)
Mrs Hooker of the Millinery Department is back after illness and invites Tulsa ladies to preview hats veils and trimmings. Eliott and Hooker representatives Mr M Erwin and Mr J J Eliott visited Pawnee Tulsa Muskogee to study markets for midseason goods and prepare for Eastern buying trips. The firm emphasizes low prices and big buying power to compete with larger stores.
In Birmingham Alabama on April 16 a group of bankers merchants and professionals decide to wear blue and striped overalls to cut clothing costs. The Birmingham Overall Club with 3000 members elects Alvin Douglas as chairman and Theodore Lamar as secretary and sets Friday as pledge day to wear overalls until prices drop.
James N McKelvey, city commissioner and ward Republican leader, removed the sole colored clerk and promoted his son to chief engineer of the Building Department salary $300 monthly. The Associated Engineers Societies demand an explanation for bypassing the efficiency test. The report notes the son has lived on his father’s payroll since 1917. Also mention of the Third Annual Dental Day at Meharry Medical College.
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