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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1922
Page
6
A London reporter notes an English filmmaker plans a hazardous expedition to film the Sahara. He and his brother have already shot 30,000 feet over two years spending 60,000 dollars with 400 miles remaining and nine prior deaths cited.
Four thousand growers have signed contracts with the Mississippi Farm Bureau Cotton Marketing Association as part of a campaign to establish cooperative marketing. Victory Week runs December 4 to 9 with county teams and pep meetings to push signups. Scott County leads active signups with Senator J Knox Huff chairing the county committee. Lauderdale Wayne Jefferson and Forest have also gone over the top.
The December catalog features Chaliapin with In the Town of Kazan and Galli Curci paired with Meyerbeer arias. Elman and Samaroff deliver Fond Recollections and Nocturne while Gigli, Homer, Harrold and Zimbalist offer a varied program of Russian, Italian and English pieces.
Whiteman's Three O'clock in the Morning delights old timers with novelty rhythm. Great White Way Orchestra debuts with Lovely Lucerne and Roman Love blending gypsy and Oriental touches. Benson Orchestra of Chicago offers two Fox Trot records Toot Toot Tootsie and Do I. Maria Jeritza's Vienna Tosca reads high prices for seats at Royal Opera House before sailing to America.
The Sippi Farm Bureau Cotton Association sign-up campaign highlights cooperation between cotton growers and leaders in Lauderdale Wayne Newton Clarke Jefferson Forrest Jones and other counties. D J McMillan leads Lauderdale with J D Howerton and F M Smith as county agents. L C McWilliams in Newton. J M Johnson in Clarke. G P Smith notes Forrest county efforts. Jones County forms a central committee led by J H Hale with Luther Gill Wesley Hopkins Oscar Cooke J A Sumrall Claude Wagner and J D Palmer to finish sign-ups and align with the state bureau for commodity marketing.
Mrs. Lee Lipscomb and daughter Miss Mattie Louise spent Monday in Memphis. Mrs. Burgle Smith, guest of Mrs. H. M. Faser, returned to Winona Saturday. Mrs. Carpenter of Ripley visits daughter Mrs. A. Garratt. Miss Gladys East of Grenada was weekend guest of Bessie Farr. Mrs. John F. Brown was a guest of her niece Mrs. Edgar of Courtland. Mr. McElvaney slowly regaining after illness. Mrs. Florie Friedman Levy of York expected soon in O. Mrs. George Heard and Mrs. R. G. Morgan returned from Ritch and Lula to visit relatives. Mrs. Alice Woods, guest of Water Valley relatives with Mrs. John F. Brown.
The Trinity Male Choir offers Christian Awake and Watchman Tell Us the Night in a traditional Christmas style with chimes orchestra and organ. Lucy Sab March brings Verdi Clad from Haydn Creation and Hear Ye Israel or Elijah in fine studio versions. Gilbert Girard Santa Claus narrates Mother Goose rhymes for children with playful animal sounds. Pascal Pasternack conducts the Victor Symphony Orchestra in Mozart The Magic Flute Overture noted as joyous and brilliantly balanced.
Patent remedy 666 claims quick relief from colds grippe constipation biliousness and headaches. The advertisement urges use for multiple symptoms and markets a broad digestive and immune boost.
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