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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1914
Page
8
A reflective poem praising a Mississippi Mammy figure read by Senator Gordon in a farewell Senate address. The verse laments loss, recalls her gentleness and songs, and urges virtue, unity, and love for country and humanity. The piece contrasts sorrow with hope, urging kindness over hate and faith in a peaceful afterlife.
Non-Skid Ped tubes All new. Plank for peace in Mexico, grow More and more encouraging each day and many of our well-to-do people in the state are making pling to invest ad Wcate in Mexico after the war. There are great opportunitie in Mexico for young men and chance: to make quick money with small in vestments.
The Tulsa Star announces a special twenty page Oklahoma Booster edition for the National Negro Business League meeting in Muskogee August 19 to 21. The paper aims to profile every Negro business professional and farmer in Oklahoma and include photos of farms homes and businesses. Local agents will tour towns to gather information and pictures for this historic edition.
May 90 Pottsville Pa confrontation after George Easter, wounded in a coal mine explosion, faced hospital admission. George Baxter, a contractor, sought mandamus to move him to a private ward, but hospital officials refused and the board of managers blocked, citing policy on patient treatment by race.
A vintage Dayton Ohio advertisement promotes wear evergreen hosiery for men and women. It touts guaranteed, seamfree, durable stockings with a six month wear warranty and a limited time price of one dollar per package plus postage. The message urges timely orders and asks buyers to specify size.
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