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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1915

Page

6

What wall be done with the Negro in Oklahoma

Article discusses black settlement at Boley Oklahoma and surrounding areas. Praises self help, cites Booker T Washington visit, growth in industry education and churches. Notes population, businesses, schools, and prospects for future in a tone urging pride and continued advancement. Highlights Living Church data on colored church communicants and black educational funding.

Boley Oxla Muskogee Okmulgee Doynton Clearview Haley Thomas M. Hayen Fort Smith & Western Deep Fork North Canadian Masonic Temple The Oklahoma Chamber of Commerce Nekro Filey Holey Holen Doley Nekroes Dolay Haynes South Southwest

Negro Yearbook and Race Topics Highlighted in Houston Post

The Houston Post reviews The Negro Yearbook 1914 10 15 noting its expanded 44K to 70 pages and its thorough information on the race and students. It discusses The Chart a Record of the Darker Race and race segregation. The column reports prison life terms and suicide attempts among Negro and white communities, with statistics on self harm, poison, and gender differences.

Tuskegee Weukly Fifth Avenue New York City Nown Hineton Houston Tex

Rich Finds and Longstanding Claims Across Lands

Rich phosphate deposits found in Chile. Western Australia gold fields cover 224000 square miles. Portland Me haer barber in continuous service 50 years. Austria's population listed as 61240000.

Chile Western Australia Portland Hae & Barber

Cardui testimonial from Dalia North Carolina

Mrs Thomas Davi of Dreadful Pains District recounts severe monthly suffering from 18 to 20, weight loss to 86 pounds, insomnia and pain. After using Cardul she reports pain relief, weight gain to 126 pounds, restored regularity and ability to work, endorsing Cardul to other suffering women.

Dalia N. C Thomas Davi Cardut Cardul

Proved Employer's Contention On Truthfulness

A wealthy man's son is hired by a friend's business to prove his potential but proves unreliable and deceitful. In a private meeting, the employer scolds him for prevarication and proclaims he is always lying. The son retorts that he is a gentleman. The exchange ends with further sarcasm.

James Hin

Minister’s Remark on Widow Teaches Temporary Farewell

A minister who visited a young widow to console her over her husband’s death stressed that their separation was only temporary and spoke of joy when friends are united again after death. The widow, while he stopped for broth, softly replied that if his fret wife had met him again she would not approve.

Kidney Trouble Advised For Big Eaters In Adverts

An old advertisement urges American readers to guard kidneys against overindulgence in rich foods. It explains high uric acid strains kidneys, causing backache and cloudy urine, recommending four spoonfuls of Jad Salts in water each morning to flush and stimulate kidneys and prevent bladder issues. The ad markets Jad Salts as cheap, safe, and easy to use.

Fragmented quote on wealth and ethics from unnamed sources

A garbled passage discusses a rich old fool and his relatives feeling the impact. It contrasts a young person’s actions with the idea that blind love can justify wrongdoing. The text is fragmented and lacks clear attribution or context.

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