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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1937
Page
3
Ben Spock and Mary Spock of Chilhowee, Missouri, unknowingly fell in love and wed. A month after the ceremony they learned they were brother and sister, and the marriage was annulled. Both are orphans who had never met until Ben worked on the foster farm of Mr and Mrs Ben Williams.
The article notes that the correct sequencing of Shakespeare's sonnets remains unsettled with no authoritative definitive order. It discusses scholarly disagreement over thematic groupings and publication practices, underscoring uncertainties about how the collection was intended to be read.
Edgar T. Clewell a bakery machinist from Allentown Pa wins 1500 from a national newspaper snapshot award. His photo of his young daughter takes both the 500 class prize and the 1000 grand prize among 408 snapshots from 162 papers in Washington DC, sourced from around 500000 entries nationwide.
Nebrask a WPA administrator Felton toured 1 200 miles to assess employment needs and said farmers tax payments reduce county income, creating strains for needy residents. He noted drought reduces revenue while wheat moisture remains sufficient for a start.
A compact reflection from William James on youth anxiety about education and the growth of personal judgment. The text notes that experience and study cultivate an enduring inner capacity to judge in matters of conduct and life.
Quote by J B S Haldane about history. Emphasizes silent workers whose deeds rather than words shape progress. Reflects on the value of action over talk in historical impact.
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