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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1913
Page
7
Advertisements claim Danderine removes dandruff within ten minutes and stops hair falling. It promises new hair growth within weeks and shinier, more lustrous hair. The copy urges readers to buy a 26 cent bottle to test its effects and maintain beauty.
A man recounts a day’s walk with a friend who unexpectedly salutes a stranger. The next day the same man is greeted, while the friend shuns him. The narrator learns the friend settled a prior debt that night, explaining the shift in behavior.
An old style advertisement promotes HOT SPRINGS LIVER BUTTONS a laxative tonic from Hot Springs Arkansas. It claims to ease headaches biliousness heaviness and cleanse the bowels while boosting appetite and general well being. The copy targets readers with the promise of rapid personal improvement and cites local origin and broad reach among residents.
A fragmentary note questions self persuasion amid domestic confusion as a barber contends with noisy reasoning and a personal ritual. The garbled text hints at inner conflict and repeated attempts to justify behavior.
An editorial argues Prairie View graduates are among Texas best rural teachers and credit the school with raising Negro education. It notes demand outstrips supply, calls for closer supervision of Negro schools, and highlights wealth growth among Southern Black families per the Southern Workman. It cites the 1900s to 1910s era progress and a national Negro education conference in Little Rock.
Mrs Amanda Jenneen of Albany Oregon celebrates sixty years of freedom and votes as a duly registered Republican after Oregon women won suffrage last fall She was born August 20 1833 in Liberty Missouri and lived near Albany for six decades Her life spans pioneer travel from Missouri to Oregon and cultural shifts in the South before the Civil War Avatrwin acres of wheat raise nearly 10 million annually.
Afro American men of voting age plan an industrial exposition in Washington to mark the Emancipation Proclamation’s 1862 anniversary. The event, at Florida Avenue Baptist and led by Henry L Johnson, W A Taylor, Jene Lawson, William W McCary and others, honors progress and emancipation. A separate note mentions Holland’s Zuider Zee drainage project affecting 500,900 acres.
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