Alma Lyceum Opens 1908-09 Series with Five Entertainments
Opening date November 15 announces five bookings for the Alma Lyceum season 1908 1909 led by the Bostonia Orchestra an all female ensemble of eighteen with Matt King as storyteller followed by Arthur J Fisher impersonator Dr Thomas K E Green George L McNutt lecturer and Redpath Grand Quartette February 26 The program promises high quality entertainment with favorable notices of Fisher McNutt and the Redpath quartet and invites advance ticket sales for the season.
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Alma Lyceum
Bostonia Orchestra
Arthur J. Pisher
Thomas KE. Green
George L. McNutt
Redpath Grand Quartette
Matt King
Lyceum
Mp. Pleasant
University of Michigan
Arthur J Fisher
America
Hin
Green
Geo
Mr. McNutt
Courpe
Redpath Lyceum Quartette
Mascere James
Jackson
Duff
Martin
Lie Courme Pris Et
Alma Normalites Triumph Over Mt Pleasant in Wearied Opener
Alma College defeated Mt Pleasant 5 to 0 despite being outweighed by almost fifteen pounds and fielding only three veterans. Alma gained about 275 yards to Mt Pleasant’s 110, with strong plays by Von Thurn, Phillips, Kergen, Hooper, and Cook as they controlled line scrimmage, broke through for losses, and prevented Mt Pleasant from gaining momentum. The game featured persistent defense, multiple fumbles, and key tackles, concluding with Alma’s 20-minute first half and 15-minute second half.
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Altho
Mt. Pleasant Aggregation
Alma
Mt. Pleasants
Mr. Pleasant
Chapel
R. von Thurn
Ginger
Phillips
Kergen
Cook
Hooper
Capt. Stickle
Mt. Pleasant
Capt. Chapel
Clark
Stickle
Campbell
L. von Thurn
Koergen
Ling Up
Mt, Pleasant
Golden Medical Discovery touted for stomach and health claims
An ad promotes Golden Medical Discovery claiming it helps weak appetites and digestive woes. It lists ingredients such as Golden Seal root and Black Cherrybark and claims alcohol-free fluid extract with glycerine base. The copy cites endorsements from medical authorities and warns of authentic, sworn attestations.
The Love of Good Fruit Then Our Fruit Is for You
The advertisement touts fruit supply with vivid appeal. It promises gratification through sight and taste and notes that prices make fruit buying easy for customers.
Denison University student to recite Enoch Arden in chapel
Adah Eckert will recite Enoch Arden and Miss Ran som will perform Richard Strauss op. 38 in the college chapel under Y M and Y W C A auspices. The critic notes Strauss as a modern tone poet, using motifs like Wagner to express emotions, with three Enoch Arden motifs and love and grief motifs woven together. The work, largely symphonic, requires a large orchestra, a rarity outside major cities. A trip to New York is suggested for next Friday night.
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Adah Eckert
Denison University
Miss Ransom
Richard Strauss
Y. M
Enoch Arden
Wagner
Philip Ray
Annie Lee
Enoch
Annie
Strauss
New York
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Delavan’s
Leitner Bros
Saginaw
Empire
Directoire
FUR Coats & Furs
Michigan
Alma Record
The
Alma Record Company
Republican
William Howard Tapt
Olio
James Schoolcraft Sherman
M. Warner
Ferueingnor
Letuieant
Patrick H. Rigly
Lowel
Jastier
Supreme Court
Ids Te Bmouen
Letralt
M. Martindalw
Detrait
Albert J. Shriek
Lexington
Genert Oram
Pull HR
Kecanab Wor
Hentley Kuasele
Grand Rapide
Kor
Joan K Bird
Adtinn
Public Instruction
Luther J. Wright
Ironwood
Board of Education
WM. J. McKomh
Albion
Congress
Francom H. Dodds
Leabells
Clifton J. Chambers
Gratiot
Isaac 5. Seaver
Fallon
John B. Parrish
Alm
Richard E Hughes
St Louis
Harvey R. Munson
Newark
George W. Long
St. Louis
John M. Everden
Ithaca
Will K Ludwig
Edward W. Redman
Lyceum Committee
Alma College
Messinger & CO
Thornton & Son
Hocking Valley
West Virginia
Sprint
Pocahontas
Wright Ave
Ann Arbor
Bell
Union
Chornton & Son
Davis Bros Bell
Dr. Colwell
Ctias
Rhoades
Luchini Bros
Perk Marquette
Bay City
Detroit Trust Company
Detroit
Pat Ie Oriens ‘McGrewor
Mee
Setyerson
Tanalinr
Ben
Lriatoce AL Area Mader
Nichole George Hadward
Butler
Avere
Milier Pram W. Cibanelat Vremk
W. Samuel Ough
Mari Knekee
Berry
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