The Mirror's Music Library No. 55 Have a Drink to Yankee Land
A compact song feature by Harry Williams titled Have a Drink to Yankee Land appears in The Mirror's Music Library No 55. The piece presents a spirited melody and lyrics celebrating American heritage with a lively period tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Mirror’s
Bowser Solves High Prices In Home Comedy
Mr Bowser proclaims a simple cure for rising costs after musing through dinner. Mrs Bowser applauds as he explains a plan to cut prices by replacing money with a moral map, prompting a humorous confrontation with a butcher and a neighborhood exchange over the proposed fix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Quad
Mr. Bowker
Conie
North Polé
Moffinley
Humber
Mr. Bowser
York State
Tam
Mrs. Bowser
Beat Trust
Bonner
Bloomingdale Asylum
Fragmented note on weight and affection terms
A fragmented passage contrasts how different peoples view weight and beauty. It suggests Maat era standards favor grace over brute size, noting that Zalu values 200 pound women but may prefer heavier ones, while enlightened people favor poise. The text remains cryptic and context unclear.
Also Mentioned on This Page
LA Petite Adeliade
Alhambra Theatre
New York
Words By
Harry Williams
Birt
Music By
Robert van Alstyne
Mamer
Tike Man
Trip
England
Spain
London
Ren
Ind
UN. the
MOMIX
Jerome H. Remick & Co
New York-Detroit
Murray Music Co
Egypt'’s
Yan - Kee
Bing
Isse
Old
Kentucky
Rema Tung
Mr. Bow
Bowser Hat
Sire Howser
Aledge
Chicago News
Washington
Stanford University Chaparral
Madame Dean
Jeance
Bidia
Marion
Matooey
City National Bank
COR
Main and
Center Sts
J. A. Merchant
D. H. Lincoln
D. HK
Tonay A. Merchant
F. A. Haber
D. I. Crissinger
James B. Guthery
John D. Owens
BE. Sawyer
Bushy P. Sweeney
Charles H. McFlvy
George W. King
George BH. Salmon
A. BE. Cheney
BH. Browne
Dan Evang
Fred W. Peters
South Main Street
John’s Restaurant
Center Street
Davis-Electric CO