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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1939
Page
7
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The Duchess of Windsor marks January 1 by converting a French chateau into a hospital for wounded soldiers while her husband serves at the front. The act underscores royal involvement in WWI relief efforts amid ongoing conflict.
The American League restricts the Yankees from trading for intra league stars while champions, pending waivers from all clubs. The rule, backed by commissioners, aims to lift weaker teams. critics say it penalizes success and keeps the Yankees from needed upgrades. concerns about farm system moves and potential injury replacements linger as teams weigh the impact.
A home craft notice describes child sized chairs tables beds and dressers scaled to a child’s scale with blue red fabric details. It promotes Mrs Spears sewing books offering patterns for early American quilt blocks and quilter patterns with a mail order offer from Bedford Hills New York.
The Krakatoa eruption in August 1883 marked the largest explosion in history. Two thirds of the island sank westward, generating colossal tsunamis and air waves that circled the globe seven times. The sea rose 50 feet, destroying 300 villages and drowning over 30 000 people along Java and Sumatra.
The defense counsel in a courtroom joke asks a witness where she was on consecutive nights and tomorrow night. The prosecuting attorney objects, citing the question, then the comedian notes the objection was caused by the defense asking first.
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