Endnotes: “Even a Blind Sow Picks Up an Acorn Once in a While”

By Douglas W. DeCroix - July 31, 2018

Research into a typo in the Spring 2018 issue discovered that the mistake was inadvertently correct, with a further Western New York connection to boot!

The full content is available in the Summer 2018 Issue.

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Endnotes: “Even a Blind Sow Picks Up an Acorn Once in a While”