Tulsa News From 100 Years Ago

News and ads plus Thanksgiving messages from notable people from 1920.  Also Episode 5 of Revalations of a wife

One of the best episodes yet.  Includes Episode 3 of "Revelations of a Wife."  - Updated News Flashes because of audio problems.

Toilet cream, heroin delivery, and other period stories and ads from 1920.  Also includes the second episode of the serial drama, "Revelations of a Wife."

Moving day in NYC, Divorces, Annie Lorie explains that men from 21 to 27 just have to show off to get the hens clucking, and sister, you have to grin and bare it.

UPDATE!!!  -  Added Soap Opera - "Revelation of a Wife"

Runaways! Divorce! Dear Annie Laurie (advice column for ladies)!  plus New Flashes and Ads Oct 1920.

IWW threatens to blow up buildings in Oregon.

News, ads, and news flashes from US newspapers in 1920.

News read from 1920 Newspapers.

This is an article about lynching, listener discretion is advised.

We try to add articles that are interesting and often humorous, and would usually do an entire podcast with news and ads.  However, this week is only one article. It is from the Tulsa Star (Tulsa's Black Newspaper) from 1920 that is too serious to put next to an ad for corsets.    This is some serious business, and we feel it is a necessary juxtaposition to many of the newspaper articles we read.  

Hear stories from US newspapers from 100 years ago.  Newspapers in this edition include papers in #Tulsa, OK, #SantaFe NM, and #NewBurn NC. 

Regional and National News Flashes, stories, and Ads for the week of 7/20/1920

News stories and advertisements from 1920.  Important instructions on how to kiss a girl!

The third installment of Tulsa News From 100 Years Ago.   Local Articles, period advertisements, and WIre Flashes.

National and local news from 100 years ago 

A chance to catch-up on what was going on in Tulsa 100 years ago.

The names, logos, and other source-identifying features of newspapers depicted in this podcast are the trademarks of their respective owners, and our use of newspaper content in the public domain or by private agreement does not imply any affiliation with, or endorsement from, the publishers of the newspaper titles. We are presenting these stories for the purpose of historical perspective, and are not responsible, nor do we or our advertisers and affiliates endorse the content of any articles.

Societal norms were different 100 years ago.  Some listeners may be offended by some of the views expressed in these papers. We feel that gaining an understanding of want was important in the past may provide some perspective on today’s challenges. Listener discretion is advised.