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Before DNA could identify fathers definitively, people resorted to all kinds of techniques, including measuring the shape of ears. The results could shape - or end - lives. Nara Milanich is a professor at Barnard College who has investigated what she calls "the elusive quest for the father.”

More than $71,000 in war bond salesAt the outstanding Victory center rally Saturday night on the Elks’ lawn, brought the Wasco county total in the third war loan drive to

Drunk intestines; speedy pigeons

Every airplane, no matter how useful or useless, always has a purpose. Some fly hoards of sweaty, irritated passengers from tourist trap to tourist trap ...

A U.S. president that often gets sidelined and forgotten is Warren Gamaliel Harding, who served as the 29th president of

The riverfront city of Newburgh in Orange County is populated by folks fiercely devoted to its ongoing revival.

There have always been conspiracies and strange mysteries tied to people in power, and considering their high profile they

In this weeks Looking Back, the history of St. Marys Clinic details how affordable electrotherapy came to be in Sioux Falls through the 1970s.

Patrick Bush launched Patman Droneography in 2019, turning his personal hobby into a business

HowStuffWorks looks at the history of paternity science, Dr. Albert Abrams' oscillophore and how Charlie Chaplin figured in an important court case.