Modern Miracle Worker Madam Blavatsky in New York
Special correspondence profiles Madam Blavatsky famed as a high priestess of Mahatmas and advocate of will power miracles. The piece recounts her life from Russia to India then the United States, her theories and tests, her clash with Spiritualists, and Col. Olcott’s rise in Theosophy amid claims of materialized objects and telepathic feats.
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Marriage changes views on cremation in Detroit dialogue
In a Detroit Free Press snippet a man notes a cremation society. A woman replies marriage changed her horror at burning a dead companion. The exchange humorously contrasts evolving attitudes in Detroit.
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