The Confessions of a Drug Victim publicized by Hearst press
An article warns of rising habit forming drug use in the United States and in New York City where hundreds of thousands struggle with addiction. It notes innocent acquisition through legitimate medical use and calls for public warnings.
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New York City
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Spiritualism and crime clues in Doyle Maeterlinck debate
A discussion questions if crime can be solved via spiritualism citing Doyle cases like the Red Barn and Cornish Horseman. It contrasts scientific limits of brain-based thought with Maeterlinck’s view that Nature held pre existent intelligence before humans. It asks whether thought dies with the brain.
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Conan Doyle
Red Barn
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Maurice Maeterlinck
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