TUB SUNDAY OREGONIAN, PORTLAXD, NOVE3IBER 5, 1922
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Copyright 1922.
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The frightfully psychic
lady, who is always get
t.ng warnings and dream-
strange influences. For instance,
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ffiXrri offered her a pear, a rose and a ruby, and then threw t'lcm all
'G3S at ller- T?'s was cn December the tenth,: 1894. On December
levcrth. iurt twenty-four hours after she had 'AreamrA thi.
dream, Frrd came down with galloping lumbago. Fred isn't a
bit psychic. Says he, "I do wish Lizzie would get all these
damn NOTIONS out of her head!"
The nervous girl, whose
parlor trick is the ouija
board. "A ouija board,"
he says, "wil do ANY
THING for me, simply
ANYTHING!" The
' idea being that the ouija
has sort of a crush on
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"No, SIREE, you can't
tell me it's anything
more than subconscious
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The occult young lady, who hands
out the horoscope. "At eighty,
he horoscopes gayly, "you will
have a series of misfortunes and
lose all your friends. You will be
very unhappy from forty on. You
had better marry only some per
son born under Libra, otherwise
you will have an idiot child." After
the occult- young lady has finished
with you there's-nothing left but
(to lay down and die.
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Maybe it IS silly of Cousin Lucy to get so upset about a
little happening that common sense tells her is only a poor
little mo'usie in the wall. Just the same Cousin Lucy isn't
going to get into bed with the lights out till Frank and
Walter come home. You see Cousin Lucy has been spend
ing the day with a dear, dear widowed friend who is in
spirit communication with her husband, and after a whole
day of spirit tales you'd be nervous, too!
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Spirit" writing. Mrs. Thorp is very
good at automatic writing. Give her a
pad and pencil and right away the pen
cil will begin to write the strangest
things! The spirits will trust Mrs.
Thorp with all sorts of private mes
sage. Some of them are important,
too. Only last week spirit who signed
himself "Google Eyes" sent word to
Mrs. Orville Bently (Mrs. Thorp's
across the street' neighbor) that she'd
tetter go back to the other but;her.
The new one was short-changing her.'
according to Google Eyes.
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The ghost story. Tht
hostess has been. mak.
ing vain pantomimic ef
forts to stop the dinner
guest from going on
with the ghost story'
that is within earshot
of the 'impressionable
Nellie Daly. Nellie has
completely forgotten to)
wait on table and is
clutching a honeydew
rind to her fluttering'
breast in 'holy horror.1
Tomorrow Nellie is co
ing to find the suburb
too lonely.
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Table tipping. What chance has a poor little table got in a case,
like this? Mrs. Ed Robinson and Mrs. Laura Towse are going to
test the aairit worlcL)
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: The willing young man who wants, to'
explain away all . doubts from your
;mind regarding that simplest of phe
nomena the fourth dimension. The
willing young man is going to demon-'
strate with the aid of a tin pail, a piece
of- rope and an old' glove. The pail,
the rope and the old glove are handy,'
but something has gone wrong., The
; willing young man will have to look
up what comes next in the text book.
"Well, anyway." he'll add, "the fourth
dimensk 4 "s just the idea of 'time,'
that's all there is to it"