Waterbury Bass Viol Player Tells Why He Became Musician
Daniel J. Markert of Farmington Avenue recalls starting in 1889 with Waterbury bands. He rose from a boy drummer to bass viol and bass horn, toured with Sousa in 1921 22, and joined Waterbury American Band and local theater orchestras. He learned briefly from Henry Munson and Paul Heinze, embraced marching tunes, and describes early band life in a cold hayloft rehearsal space.
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French Military Offenders Tortured in Africa Revealed
Albert Londres reports on Biribi and African penal camps where prisoners endure brutal punishments. He documents guards and army officers failing to curb abuses, urging reforms including officer training, medical presence, and abolition of harsh books and sentences.
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Clergyman cites Ramoth Gilead verse in sermon
A Rehoboth Sunday Herald item notes a clergyman choosing a biblical verse and pausing to have listeners respond. Frustrated, a sailor finally rose and exclaimed that he would go with the gentleman, declaring he would go himself.
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Twin Watermelons Grow From One Node in Alabama Sale
White brought a load of melons to Roachford Alabama and surprised buyers with a freak twin watermelon. The two melons grew from the same node, one on each side of the vine, possessing twin curls and leaves and developing similarly.
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Post humorist exchange quoted in Louisville paper
A brief, humorous exchange appears in the Louisville Courier Journal quoting a man promising romance and a blunt remark from a pragmatic girl about “squid orbs” in a snappy tidbit style.
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Next Stove of Auto Sparks Wheel Brake Debate
Auto speeders may need two more wheels as brakes fail to stop before railroad crossings. The comment notes tour-wheel brakes are inadequate for the needed stopping distance and urges discussion on safety improvements.
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Fragmentary Message From Old Newspaper Text
The readable fragment hints at a dramatic sales promise and a character named Mr. Marner or Mr. Marna Tumeuitarian. It mentions Mr. Boardmean and a World Work context, but the surviving text is incomplete and lacks clear events or outcomes to anchor a full item.
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The Buffalo Courter record quotes a private instruction on executing the command hell. It states when the officer says yfalt you bring the foot off the ground to the rock in the air and remain motionless.
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