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New in the library The PURSUE files The Department of War's UAP release, mirrored in full: the videos, recordings and images, each beside its case file.Scans matching “Ho”2,843 scans · page 7
THE LEGEND OF DIAMOND ROCK SINCE the first Dutch settlers came, children playing Indian on Diamond Rock have wondered at the glittering stones that gave the huge rock its name. To a geologist these stones are quartzose crystals imbedded in calciferous sandy rock. But the Mohawk Indians have their ow…
Cranbrook as Government House, about 1915 Scan
Portrait of Captain Robert Towns, whose figure was seen in the wardrobe Scan
Manifestations! D. WEBSTER EDDY, One of the celebrated Eddy Brothers, from Chittendon, Vt., (where thousands of spirits have been recognized by their friends from all parts of the world, and who are well-known in every city in the land, for the wonderful power they possess,) will be present in this …
Sir Edmund Hornby Scan
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cation."—Philadelphia: Lindslay & Blakeston. Sold by all booksellers and druggists. Also, "The Physician's Pocket Day-Book, by C. Henri Leonard, M.A., M.D." Price $1.00-Detroit, Mich. These are conveniently arranged for the use of practicing physicians, to be carried regularly in the pocket. The for…
or fish-skin disease, called iethyosis serpentina, or serpent-skin; and his general effect is more that of a serpent than of a fish. But upon different parts of his body may be found nearly all the varieties of iethyosis. The resemblance of this man's skin to the shed skin of a boa-constrictor, late…
length. I have never seen them longer than an eighth of an inch. Many years ago two brothers in England having this form of icthyosis were exhibited in the shows as porcupine-men. Icthyosis is one of the rarest of skin-diseases. I am under the impression that it is more frequent in Europe than in th…
AN AERIAL MYSTERY. One day last week a marvelous apparition was seen near Coney Island. At the height of at least a thousand feet in the air a strange object was in the act of flying toward the New-Jersey coast. It was apparently a man with bat's wings and improved frog's legs. The face of the man c…