String Duet by the Kreisler Brothers and July Victor Releases
The Kreisler brothers Fritz and Hugo perform a violin and violoncello string duet on an Irish air Farewell to Cucullain with piano support. The New York Philharmonic led by Willem Mengelberg debuts on Victor Records playing Beethoven Coriolanus Overture. John McCormack and Alda record songs for July Victor, including Somewhere and Every Bit of Loving in the World, with lyrical, well-orchestrated settings.
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Uly
Victor Records
Kreisler
Fritz
Hugo
Cucullain
Victor
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Willem Mengelberg
United States
John McCormack
Alda
Mme
Homer
Louise Homer-Stires
July Victor
Giuseppe de Luca
Marietta
de Luca
Flevfetz
Fritz Kreisler
Tito Schipa
Leon+cavallo
Harlequin
Pla
Coimbine
Nedda
Eplay
Schipa
New July Victor Dance Records Feature Zez Confrey and Whiteman
Zez Confrey and Zez Cantrey contribute fox trots on a July Victor release joined by Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra. The set includes The Kitten On the Keys and I Love Her and She Loves Me, with Club Royal Orchestra and All Star Trio also offering brisk dance numbers.
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Front Rank
Victor Records
Zez Contrey
New York
Paul Whiteman
Zez
Royal Orchestra of New York
Zez Cantrey
Royal Orchestra
All Star Trio
Victor
Lonesome Land
Green Brothers
Zez Confrey
Georgia
Indiana
Club Oval Orchestra
Whiteman
Rachmaninoff Interprets a Dohnanyi Virtuosic Etude
The review lauds Rachmaninoff performing a sweeping etude by Erno Dohnanyi as a virtuosic showcase. It notes frantic scales and clanging chords, praising the climactic display as one of the artist’s greatest demonstrations of technique.
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Rachmaninoff
Erno Dohnanyi
July Victor list a fine summer collection for young artists
The two piano record signals bright prospects for a second Victor release in July. Rakoczy March and Arensky Scherzo showcase precise tempo and nimble fingering. Lambert Murphy offers Oh Fair and Swee and Holy with a bold harp accompaniment. Also featured are Murmuring Zephyr, United States Marine Band marches Marche Torque and Messengers March, Martin Luther hymns including A Mighty Fortress Is Our God sung by a male choir, and O God Our Help In Ages Past. Numerous male quartets from American, Criterion, and Peerless appear, plus a new Popular Songs of Yesterday set.
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Victor
Lambert Murphy
Heinrich Heine
United States
Merine Band
Shriners
Martin Luther
God
St. Anne’s
Criterion
Peerless
Read the Eagle weekly paper in Mississippi
The Eagle is described as the best weekly paper in Mississippi, offered at 2 dollars per year in advance.
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the Eagle
Mississippi
Marines Pass in Review Before President at Gettysburg Maneuvers
For the first time since the Civil War troops review occurred before the President. About 5000 Marines of the Marine Corps Expeditionary Force assembled at Quantico Virginia. The unit traveled to the Gettysburg battlefield for annual training maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Marine Corps Expeditionary Force
Quantico, Va
Gettysburg Battle Ground
Cabbage and Bean Crops Drive Local Canning Output
The Mays Food Products plant winds up the cabbage crop by next week with 500 tons processed into 20 000 cases and 480 000 cans. About 47 cars of cabbage and 2 cars of beans were shipped, while 50-60 workers earned roughly 6000 for labor. Tomato harvest expected to reach 200 tons under a $12 per ton contract, and plant upgrades aim to boost capacity this fall. The piece notes strong trucking and regional impact in Newton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mays Food Products, Inc
Newton
Minister Opens Service for Wedding Ceremony
Just before the benediction the minister invited couples to marry after the sermon. A young couple asked to wed and were told to wait. Thirteen women and one man stepped forward to be married today.
Compact mobile homes claim from retired businessman couple
George H. Bell and his editor wife promote compact mobile homes resembling modern bunghalows with integrated living and dining spaces. The document, dated 1922, presents a bank balance sheet for Bank of Oxford, Mississippi, including assets, deposits, profits, and a sworn statement by cashier Geo M Knight and directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Bell
First National Bank at Oxford Mississippi June 30 1922 Statement
Financial statement of First National Bank at Oxford Lafayette County Mississippi as of June 30 1922 shows total resources of 352 071 97 with loans and discounts 128 970 96 and deposits substantial. J E Avent cashier attests to the accuracy of the report sworn July 8 1922 before notary Ruby McCoy.
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State of
Mississippi
County of
Lafayette
F. M. Heard
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
I. J. E. Avent
Ruby McCoy
Financial Condition of Bank of Oxford 1922
Statement to the Board of Bank Examiners shows the Bank of Oxford in Lafayette County Mississippi at the close of business June 30 1922. It details assets liabilities and capital as part of regulatory review by state authorities.
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Geo. M. Knight
Bank of Oxford
Oxford
Lafayette
Mississippi
Ccceee
Don Ant
Aretha Gigi
Sieben Shu Acah Eye
United States
Eheena Gene Sthat
Pheo
Wees
U. S
Board of
Bank Examiners
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