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The New York World

Newspaper Information

The New York World is a newspaper published in New York City.

History

After The Strong Man became "The World's Strongest Duck", a story about him ran on the front page of The New York World with a large headline reading "DUCK DIES". Beneath it, and in much smaller type, were headlines saying that Babe Ruth and Stalin had also died.

Appearances

THOH – "Treehouse of Horror XXIV"

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