On This Day - Hans Christian Anderson released his second book of Fairy Tales in 1835, The Tale of Peter Rabbit, written by Beatrix Potter, was published in 1901, Voting for Women was allowed in Australian Federal elections in 1903, Variety, the US show biz weekly, was first published in 1905, Scrabble board game was patented in 1948, Colonel Harland Sanders, the creator of KFC, died aged 90 in 1980, The Who officially split in 1983, Rain Man, starring Dustin Hoffman and Tom Cruise, opened in cinemas in 1988, and Dan Fogelberg, the US singer/songwriter, passed away aged 56 in 2007.

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