A Song of the Sea Arcung by Albert Busby
Albert Busby of the Alice Nielsen Opera Company performs Arcung in a staged program titled A Song of the Sea. The outing highlights operatic repertoire with Busby in a central role.
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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1908
Page
5
Albert Busby of the Alice Nielsen Opera Company performs Arcung in a staged program titled A Song of the Sea. The outing highlights operatic repertoire with Busby in a central role.
A lengthy temperance column traces states outlawing alcohol manufacture, cites Mississippi and North Carolina voting for prohibition by large margins, notes the 1908 May Crusader Monthly content, and recounts local temperance efforts led by Dr Billy J Clark. It discusses British temperance trends, liquor reductions in 1908, confis cation debates, and global notes on playgrounds, rabbits fences in Australia, and fibre trades such as hair and ribbons.
A fragment notes that the Prohibition party will run its own ticket and not endorse other nominees. It asserts the party can attract votes beyond a humorous campaign, suggesting the Kansas City Post will reflect this view and Milgcourt polling context.
This item advertises a Sunday excursion to Columbus by Pennsylvania Lines with a $1 round trip fare. It notes a train leaving Marlon at 9:56 a m on May 25 27 20 and includes a fragment titled The New Organ and a quoted line about stops and meals attributed to Judy.
By mutual agreement Mrs M Becket and Miss Mattle McMurray appoint Mrs W O Torrance 9 Agent to close out stock collect bills and settle claims Against Becket and McMur ray All persons owing them are requested to settle with Mrs W O Torrance The stock is to be sold at facili ce price at once
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