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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1914
Page
40
A cryptic fragment references the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and wife and hints at broader hidden networks. The text suggests concern about the consequences of such expressions and hints at possible misuses of power without concrete details.
A long analysis argues that belief in curses tied to the Austrian emperor and Hamilton family misfortunes reflects superstition. It links historical killings and disasters to auto suggestion and natural causes, noting the curse's social power and possible psychological effects rather than supernatural forces.
An article traces a belief in a hereditary curse on the Hapsburgs starting with Francis Joseph and expanding through Archduke Rudolph, Elisabeth, and numerous relatives. It links wars, assassinations, abdications, and scandals across generations to a doomed imperial lineage and ends with speculation on the fortunes of the young Archduke Karl Franz Joseph and his European marriage.
A long tale links Virginia Marshall and Conrado Hamilton amid New York stage fame, debts, and a famed family name. The story traces misfortune that allegedly follows the Hamiltons from street romance to theater doors, ending in a social decline under heavy gossip and public judgment.
London reports ancient toe dancing revealed by a 200 year old Regian pottery fragment in the Institute Archeology exhibit. Prof John Gerstang’s Syri p hian collection from Merc sud en uncovers astronomy oriented carvings including angle measuring stone and moon circumference hints. A new script language found in inscriptions remains a mystery to archaeologists.
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