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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1940

Page

2

Draft History to Repeat As Uncle Sam Gets Busy

The Burke-Wadsworth selective service bill calls men 21 to 35 into service echoing 1917 scenes. With arm shortages some draftees may train with wooden guns. Physical requirements will be lenient, yet chosen men must be near perfect specimens.

Uncle Sam Fort Slocum

Irritability Often Due to Need of Food

Dr James W Barton notes hunger drives irritability and fatigue, and meals can restore mood and productivity. He cites studies by Haggard and Greenberg and urges dividing food into five meals to boost work output and reduce tiredness.

Howard W. Haggard Leon A. Greenberg

Reds Triumph in 1940 World Series Pitching Edge Wins Title

Deacon Bill McKechnie led the Cincinnati Reds to a seven game World Series win over the Detroit Tigers. Derringer and Walters anchored a pitching staff that shut down the Tigers as bats produced enough offense. Beggs Lombardi and Werber provided steady support throughout the season.

Deacon Bill McKechnie Cincinnati Reds Red Tigers Derringer Kentucky Hank Greenberg Rudy York Tiger Dom Paul Paul Buck Newsom Walters Dizzy Paul Dean Cincinnati Reds Yankees Bill McKechnie del Baker York Gehringer Bartell Higgins Paul Derringer Bucky Walters

Suitor's Slight Slip Gave Her Pop an Opening

Reggie courted the daughter of the house for months and sought her father's approval. He wrote to the padre, but his spelling betrayed him, prompting the witty father to reply asking if he sought the flour or the dough of the family.

Reggie

Giving and Taking: Remembering Favors and Benefits

A reflection attributed to Chilo urges that people should neither cling to past favors nor dwell on benefits received. The saying emphasizes balanced memory in social exchanges.

Chilo

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