Witches and Witchcraft in Historical Beliefs Discussed
The passage recounts 17th to 19th century fears of witches and occult practices. It notes fairies, goblins, and elements of rural superstition, with references to trials, spectral visions, and folk tales surrounding witchcraft and demonic influence.
Massacre of Mormon emigrants linked to Brigham Young order
An account recounts a deadly 19th century massacre of emigrants seeking Oregon land led by Mormon groups. It details a brutal assault, heavy losses, and the ensuing retaliations as militia and authorities responded, with emphasis on the involvement of leaders and the motive of profit and land seizure.
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Striking tale from a hamlet near New York World incident
A chaotic narrative describes a rural community where a mother nicknamed sorceress wields alleged magical powers over five children and a son confined to bed. Neighbors and relatives recount fear, claims of demonic influence, and family tension as authorities and a reporter observe the strange events and accused witchlike control.
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Prize Sort Yields Useful Results in PR Campaign
A brief item notes that at least 26 entries proved useful in a PR sorting exercise, highlighting practical outcomes and the efficiency of the method. Local officials and organizers are unnamed in this concise report.
The Dance of the Great Wak Gon Tribe Rite
An eyewitness recounts a remote river region where a tribe gathers for a rite with feared spirits. A shamanic trance, gourd intoxication, and visions precede a ceremonial release, with a chief guiding preparations for a ritual journey and potential tribe-wide consequences.
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Inventions and Prizes Reported in The Times
The article surveys various prizes and achievements from across regions, noting a copper king, a £100 prize for a flight around a tower, and a £44e fortune for flax fuel. It highlights awards for efficiency in industry and public works, with mentions of experiments, competitions, and notable figures in commerce and manufacturing.
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