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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1914
Page
8
Knights and Lades of Har matomy plan a two day grand lodge session in Wellington with about fifty delegates from Wegoner and local members led by Mrs Liezie Cherry, Mrs Ida Johnson, and Mrs Maggie Crone. Cherry is protector of the helidee and Johnson serves as secretary with active local support noted for the past six months.
Special Hosiery Offer advertises ladies silk and men garters with guaranteed quality, full value, and postage paid. It claims durable, comfortable fit with multiple colors and sizes, promising a limited time deal and urging immediate order to avoid expiry. Dayton Oregon based Wear-Ever Hosiery promises tested wear, no baggy slips, and lasting comfort with a bold sales pitch.
An advertisement touts Premier Non-Puncture tires with a 7.5 mile guarantee against wear, priced to undercut ordinary tires. It notes suitability for severe service and orders from the United States Government Service, listing introductory prices for tires and tubes and mentioning a Booster Edition TSAR VAN reference.
Universal Products Co offers a $1 shaving outfit advertised to consumers direct from Dayton Ohio. The kit lists items such as hollow ground razor sinch lather brush razor strop and assorted grooming implements priced at $1 per outfit with $3 value claimed and extra postage.
Advertises beautiful and colored post cards featuring rich, rare pictures of models and actresses. Promises a self filling fountain pen free with each order, valued at one dollar in stores, for a total price of fifty cents plus postage. Targets lovers of art pictures and nature.
The Tulsa Star plans a twenty page Oklahoma Booster edition to showcase Negro business, professional, and farming success in Oklahoma in preparation for the National Negro Business League meeting at Muskogee August 19 to 21. The paper urges readers to submit information and photos, promising wide coverage and state-wide participation, with special agents visiting towns to include all noteworthy contributors.
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