Patagonian skull claim stirs ancient human tale debate
A fragmentary feature argues a 500000 year old Patagonian skull suggests long headed humans inhabited southern tip of South America, challenging Darwin era ideas and hinting at revising known human evolution timelines across continents. The piece mixes science notes with contemporary questions about extinct links and the reach of ethnology.
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Herbert Kaufman
Egypt
Patagonia
Java
South America
Darwin
Oliver Wendell Holmes
King Tut Fashion Craze Surges Across Ancient Egypt Styles
King Tut era fashion headlines a revival with bobbed hair wigs and beaded headdresses among the rich. Elaborate jewelry, transparent gowns, and bold nail stains echo Cairo’s past as social leaders imitate ancient Egyptian style.
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Athens Day by Day in Messenger Watch Dog Report
Athens hosts thirty Ohio basketball teams with many locals and mascots in attendance. Notes include Ted Cutright praised, Tom Morgan and Neil Diamond on court, and colorful mentions of Beards and mascots from Greenfield and Gallipolis. Side comments touch on hospital grounds visit and a playful warning about Corn.
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Athens
Ohio
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Neil Diamond
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Athens State Hospital
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Congress to Take Long Vacation
Washington observers report Congress plans a March 4 adjournment and a nine month recess until December. President Harding may skip a special session, and the administration will rely on continuing appropriations. Harding intends a Florida golf break followed by a long Alaska tour, with Cabinet members also stepping back.
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Senate
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New Asbury Sunday Services Announced
New Asbury will hold regular preaching services on Sunday March 4 at this place. The text notes illness in the Niggemeyer family with a son seriously ill. Frank Lawrence visited family in Marietta from Sunday to Monday. Mrs. Stella Lawrence hosted guests including Orville Davis and others. Anice Williams returned to Athens after visiting home. Will Hess and Charley Grizzle are mentioned in illness and visits.
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Frank Lawrence
Jed Guenther
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Glen Nickeson
Garnet Konsoskia
Carmilla Nickeson
Yvrea Hawk
Anice Williams
Athens
Will Hess
Charley Grizzle
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