Fossil Thécanthropus Erectus Left-Handed Clue Issued
A note from an exchange highlights a claim that thécanthropus erectus bones indicate the ancient individual was left handed, stressing a finding reviewed by a scientist.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1932
Page
5
A note from an exchange highlights a claim that thécanthropus erectus bones indicate the ancient individual was left handed, stressing a finding reviewed by a scientist.
The Old School Baptist gathering at Old Salem Church 3 miles northwest of here will occur on the coming Sunday with morning and afternoon sessions. Elders Flynn of Keiton Maryland and Yatesipson of Vienna Virginia are to address attendees. Attendees are invited to bring lunch for an old-time picnic on the grounds.
Virulent hog cholera has appeared in several West Virginia sections. Charles Town veterinarians warn Frederick and Clarke county farmers against visiting disease zones and transporting hogs into the community. Farmers note hog prices rising in the past week.
A quick method to loosen a seized fountain pen part is to wrap a rubber band around the section to be unscrewed for extra grip. The note also includes a personal disclaimer about debts being the sole responsibility of the author.
Farmers urged to protect stock as the disease spreads through multiple properties. Reported losses touch Eagle townships with names including Luther Beavers Horace Gardner the Packett brothers and the Bane brothers. Smaller farms also report damage.
Public auction by trustee in Winchester Virginia at 11 AM on Saturday August 20 1932 offers lot No 118 on West Monmouth Street fronting 28 ft 9 in extending back 58 ft 10 in. Proceeds: one third cash then two equal annual installments secured by bonds and deed of trust. Auctioneers Dunn and Duvall.
Catherine Cooper’s siblings thank friends for service rendered. Robert and Lottie Paynter express gratitude amid a note about business world trouble and too many receivers and not enough receipted in Nashville.
Public auction to sell a two story brick dwelling at No 15 Richards Avenue Loudoun Manor Winchester Virginia under a deed of trust. The sale on Monday August 22 1932 at 11 AM requires one third cash with balance in two equal yearly installments secured by bonds and a deed of trust and insurance policy. Auctioneers ERT 8 Larrick and A G Swanson.
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