Love and Music on Victor Records Immerses Listeners
A review of Victor Record releases features Aruso and Heifetz performing English love songs and nocturnes, Kreisler and Garrison with Mozart and Don Giovanni selections, Farrar in Star of Love, the Flonzaley Quartet in a refined Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes, and Gluck and Homer on tender vocal pieces. The article lauds voice quality, phrasing, and emotional depth across classical pieces and light operetta numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrar, Flonzaley Quartet
Gluck, Heifetz, Homer, Kreisler, Werrensath
Victor
Aruso
Thomas Campion
Chopin
Heifetz
Kreisler
Victor Records
Mabel Garrison
Reinald Werrenrath
Don Giovanni
Hi Castle
Zerlina
Masetto
Don
Miss Garrison
Mr. Werrenrath
Werrenrath
Mozart
Geraldine Farrar
Farrar
Flonzaley
Lettet
M. Alfred Pochon
Flonzaley Quartet
Jonson
Earth
Tosti
Evan Williams
Alma Gluck
Mme. Gluck
Mme. Homer
Stephen Foster
Mme
Homer
Foster
Victor Roberts Debuts as New Victor Artist on Fresh Records
Victor Roberts, a new Victor artist, sings Oh How I Laugh When I Think How I Cried About You and My Sahara Rose on a Victor Record. The release showcases ragtime rhythm, violin interludes, and varied orchestral backing. The catalog also highlights Henry Burr, Charles Hart-Lewis James, Elizabeth Wheeler, Margaret Young, Billy Murray, and Green Brothers Novelty Band, with educational records from the Victor Educational Department and several new Victor Dance Band titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Roberts
Victor
Henry Burr
Charles Hart
Lewis James
Tyrol
Elizabeth Wheeler
Victor Educational Department
Barnby
Brahms
Neazareth
Jingo
Margaret Young
Billy Murray
Washington Square
Ching-a- Ling
Green Brothers
Vince Mantes
New White Way Lights Up Court House Square
Large white globes have been received and placed on lamp poles around the court house signaling civic pride. The community hopes the square will be illuminated at night soon and urges vigilant officers to prevent damage from small rifles and sling shots.
Weekend Social Highlights From Fair View
Mr. C. C. Stephens of Mr. Zion spent the weekend with friends Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Calloway at Fair View enjoying a quiet visit and local hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Stephens
Memphians Welcome New Zealand Scientist John Pomeroy
Noted explorer and chemist John Pomeroy visits Memphis to promote Puratone his health tonic. He claims Puratone supplies nutrients, neutralizes stomach acids, and avoids dieting while improving well being. He predicts 3 to 4 thousand local patrons this week and cites sales in Oxford Abbeville and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
John Pomeroy
Pomeroy
Oxford
Hale & Russell
Abbeville
Roy Brothers
Advt
Costs To Attend National Democratic Convention In Frisco
J M McBeath Mississippi Democratic Committeeman lists hotel and rail options for delegates and visitors to the San Francisco convention. Terminal Hotel rates eight dollars per room for two, room sharing, and three dollars per extra person plus June 29 binding reservations. Rail fare around eighty nine dollars round trip, lower berth Pullman nine fourteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. McBeath
Mississippi
San Francis
Market Street
San Francisco
California
Frisco
Palace Hotel
Senate OKs anti-strike measure despite Wilson veto
The resolution advancing anti-strike legislation passed the Senate by a safe majority but was vetoed by President Wilson, blocking the bill from becoming law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Wilson
Langston Drainage District report filed for 1920 fix
Langston Drainage District commissioners filed with the Lafayette and Panola County drainage boards in Oxford Mississippi on May 29 1920 their report proposing improvements. The boards meet July 2 1920 at 1 PM in Oxford Court House for public contest or evidence to modify the report. June 9 1920. W M Woodward Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langston Drainage District
Drainage Boards
Oxford
Miss
County Drainage Boards
Lafayette
Panola
Mississippi
W. M. Woodward
Notice of Real Estate Sale by Special Commissioner
W. M. Woodward as special Commissioner will sell for cash the South Fraction of the Southwest quarter of Section 15 and related parcels in Lafayette County Mississippi. Sale aims to divide proceeds among co-owners per a May 26 1920 Chancery Court decree. Sale at Lafayette County Court House South door July 8 1920 between 11 am and 4 pm. Report to Chancellor J G McGowan July 6 1920 at 11 am for confirmation. Practical notice by W M Woodward Special Commissioner. W G Boyett solicitor for complainant. (E June 10-17-24.) Slim: Why do girls always wear their hair over their ears Jim: So they will have something new to show their husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Y P. Worley
W. B. Worley
W. M. Woodward
Emma P. Worley
North
Oxford
City of
Town of
Lafayette County
Mississippi
Henry W. Worley
Chancery Court
A. D
Chancery Clerk
J. G. McGowan
Water Valley
W. G. Boyett
Slim
Jim
Mississippi Division United Confederate Program Annual Reunion
The program outlines a three day reunion with events on the university campus and Lyric Theatre. Activities include a band concert reception joint veterans and Sons of Veterans meeting, prayers, welcomes and addresses, adjournments, and evening entertainment. A parade closes the gathering with multiple veteran and youth groups in uniform if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric Theatre
Joint Meeting of Veterans and Sons of Veterans
Soldiers of World War
Sons of Veterans
National Guard
Boy Scouts
Notice of sale in Lafayette County land auction 1920
Commissioner Z. M. Stephens will sell at the south door of the Court House in Oxford Lafayette County Mississippi on July 5 1920 the E Fraction of the Southwest quarter of Section 15 Township 7 Range 1 West 100 acres and the N 1 fraction of the Northwest quarter of Section 22 Township 7 Range 1 West 7 acres total 107 acres more or less to satisfy a Chancery Court decree in cause No 5068 Coltharp Comp t vs Kilgore et al with good title believed but sold as Commissioner only."/>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivin Kilgore
State of
Mississippi
Couunty
Lafayette
Chancery Court
Lafayette County
Miss
J. E. Coltharp
Irvin
Amanda Kilgore
Oxford
W. M. Woodward
Well dressed man seeks silk hosiery at department store counter
A well dressed young man asks at a ladies hosiery counter to view silk lace stockings, sparking curious attention in the department store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silkelace
Anderson Drainage District Seeks $75000 Bond Issue
The Anderson Drainage District in Lafayette and Marshall Counties petitions for an additional bond issue of 75000 to finish district improvements. The county drainage boards will meet at the Oxford courthouse on June 28, 1920, at 2 PM to hear objections to the bond issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Lafayette
Marshall Counties
Mississippi
Lafayette and
Marshallounties
Court House
Oxford
E. A. Roberts
Drainage Boards
Bargain Footwear Trade Chatter Across a Market Stall
A salesperson lists a stylish pair at 30 dollars while a young man seeks cheaper options. The seller offers a 25 dollar pair and a stretch of mispronounced quotes reveals a plea for a gift, ending with a quirky 400 dollar price miscue.
All‑Round Discouragement In Gentleman Farmer Tale
A fragment recalls Biggins aiming to be a gentleman farmer. The speaker doubts the effort, arguing his talk suggested he was not a real farmer and that temptation or feigned effort undermined the plan.
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Caruso
Olive Kline
Elsie Baker
Jesus My
Savior
New White Way
House
Washington
Garrett and Sims
Tennessee
Welling
Utah
Congress
House Democrats
Representative Collins
Texas
Representative Walsh
Massachusetts
Germany
Igoe
Missouri
Langston Drainage
Panton Counties
S Sele
OOP
United Con
Vetrans and Sons OF Veterans
Ford
Chaaplain General
County Court House
BUICK
Republic
Oxford Produce Co
Co-Operative Shippers Association
Comp’t
Z. M. Stephens
K. S
Y. M
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