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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1920
Page
3
An advertisement offers "KEYS TO THE KINGDOM" claiming superior power to remove health troubles and boost business, priced at ten dollars. It guarantees wealth, control, and success, urging fast mail-order action to Walden H. Cohn in North Greenwood, Pulsd, Oklahoma.
New York editorially contrasts Jack Dempsey and Jim Jeffries as American patriots amid wartime service claims. It argues Dempsey dodged draft evasion while his wife Maggie Beason supported him, highlighting racial tensions and national duty in a charged, speculative piece.
The 60 million year old skeleton of a prehistoric deinodon, nicknamed terrible tooth, is now on display in Dinosaur hall at the Museum of Natural History. The towering fossil stands 11 feet 5 inches high and stretches 20 feet from neck to tail, believed to weigh far more than the largest modern lion.
A garbled editorial boast outlines editors and managers of colored papers planning a nationwide spread. Names across Tulsa Denver New York and Indianapolis appear with references to multiple papers such as The Eagle The Freeman and Tulsa Star. The text suggests coordinated launches and cross city communications to boost black press influence nationwide.
Star's Representative Rev Williams addresses First Baptist. Pawhuska Oklahoma notes enrollment 79 with strong spirit among teachers pupils and parents. A home training program and new school building planned. Rev Williams praised for sermon on home pupil and school. The Twentieth Century Club led fundraising for a new church with a $15 collection. Officers listed.
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