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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1920
Page
5
Oklahoma health officials urge dropping the spitting habit as part of an anti spitting campaign. Jules Schevitz notes most spitting is unnecessary and dangerous linking sputum germs to community illness. He recommends disposing of sputum in gutters or spit cups to protect public health.
Lieut Lucien E Messinger describes an English naval officer who traded a mahogany yacht for two cases of soap in Libau. He witnessed extreme hunger among children in Lithuania, Poland and the Baltic provinces as relief efforts faced shortages. The report, sent to Dr Joseph Blatt of the Oklahoma Jewish Relief Committee, highlights the scarcity of essentials in war torn Europe.
A campaign from April 5 to 12 raises funds to feed and clothe Europe war victims. The appeal notes starving crowds around flour and malnutrition among children and workers, highlighting relief needs as aid arrives with cocoa milk and rice.
Baptist churches in Muskogee and Okmulgee clash over claims to Reverend Jones the longtime preacher of Antioch Baptist Church Muskogee who also fills pulpit in Okmulgee next Sunday both congregations insist he belongs to them while elders weigh the divide likely needing King Solomon to resolve the dispute as more members voice their support for different sides
The Antioch Baptist family, split from the old First Baptist at Reevesville, struggles with dwindling attendance during Rev. Jones's absences. Tornado damage years ago led to rebuilding, and critics question his devotion to faith versus money. Jones aims to build another church, a bold pursuit in the face of internal doubts.
Mrs. De Etta Smith, proprietor of Poro Beauty Parlor, promotes scientific scalp and hair treatment to enhance appearance and growth. The notice invites potential clients to visit for expert care and consultation.
The article notes a voter selecting William A. Whiteley and J. Allen as their presidential candidates with no second choice. It mentions a presidential campaign starting and hints at expected surprises in the race.
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Yobkh New York March 27 former Army captain and chief of the Military Intelligence Service in Norway warns that Bolshevik propaganda seeks to appeal to Negroes and foreign workers. He advocates a clear understanding between races as the permanent solution to radicalism.
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