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Spring Breezes
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Theosophy
Olcottism, or the Religion of Ghosts
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An Imitation of Spiritual Phenomena
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<Untitled> (Mrs. Kate Fox Jencken requests us to announce that she “is visiting at No. 2, Scarsdale Villas, Kensington,...”)
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Editor's notes
- ↑ Spring Breezes by unknown author (signed as J. A. Campbell, B.A.), Psyche, No. 495 (v. 21, No. 3), May 1882, p. 43. Only the closing two stanzas are pasted in the scrapbook. The exact issue identifies the cropped title and byline.
- ↑ Society for Psychical Research by unknown author, Psyche, No. 495 (v. 21, No. 3), May 1882, pp. 43-44. The main page preserves the opening on printed page 43; the inlay carries the continuation and end from printed page 44.
- ↑ Theosophy by unknown author, Madras: published by some of the Members of the “Hindu Freethought Union” for gratuitous distribution; exact date not printed. The separate polemical sheet carries no named author or printed date. Its full imprint is preserved at the end on scrapbook page 110; the 1882 context is certain, but a narrower date has not been established.
- ↑ An Imitation of Spiritual Phenomena by unknown author, Psyche, No. 495 (v. 21, No. 3), May 1882, p. 44. The article discusses tricks described in Confessions of a Medium and includes an illustration.
- ↑ Correspondents constantly write to us complaining what a loss the stoppage of the weekly publication of The Spiritualist has been... by unknown author, Psyche, No. 495 (v. 21, No. 3), May 1882, p. 44
- ↑ On the 20th of April, a money testimonial was presented at the Neumeyer Hall... by unknown author, Psyche, No. 495 (v. 21, No. 3), May 1882, p. 44. The testimonial was presented to the spirit photographer Mr. Hudson in Bloomsbury, London.
- ↑ The Royal Academy has resolved to purchase out of the pictures in their exhibition now open, the “Psyche”... by unknown author, Psyche, No. 495 (v. 21, No. 3), May 1882, p. 44. The notice gives the purchase price as 1,200 guineas.
- ↑ On the 27th of April, Mr. James Coates, of 62, Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow,... by unknown author, Psyche, No. 495 (v. 21, No. 3), May 1882, p. 44. The notice reports his marriage to Miss Jessie Simpson of Greta Bank, Crosshill.
- ↑ Mrs. Kate Fox Jencken requests us to announce that she “is visiting at No. 2, Scarsdale Villas, Kensington,...” by unknown author, Psyche, No. 495 (v. 21, No. 3), May 1882, p. 44