Willy's Voice Ends in a Bass Break at Community Show
Willie Dodge a 13 year old with a bright lyric tenor loses his high notes at a church concert as his voice unexpectedly shifts. His uncle Mr Triggs plans lavish study abroad while local pros warn of a dramatic change. The boy remains in the choir until his voice becomes a deep untuneful bass.
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Woman Soldier Phoebe Hessel Epitaph in Brighton
The article notes Phoebe Hessel born Steprey who lived to 108 and served as a private in the Fifth Regiment. She fought at Fonte Hoy under Duke of Cumberland in 1745, sustaining a bayonet wound. Her life spanned from Queen Anne’s era to Victoria’s, ending December 12, 1893 in Brighton where she had long resided.
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