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Today in Acoustic History: October 14

October 14

1865—Walter B. Rogers was born in Delphi, Indiana
1908—Nat M. Wills recorded No News or "What Killed the Dog" [listen]
1908—Nat M. Wills recorded Are You Sincere--Parody [listen], B. P. O. E. (Elks' Song) [listen], No News, or What Killed the Dog [listen], Old Oaken Bucket--Parody [listen], and The Flag He Loved So Well [listen]
1910—Ada Jones and Billy Murray recorded The Belle of the Barber's Ball [listen]

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