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Show I FrirUv. September 9, 1938 MAGNA TIMES MAGNA, UTAH feel Today - JQITinTrOW Mysticism i The longer I live the more clearly I realise that Mysticism pays an most important part in the lives of mean I mysticism. human beings. By the belief in something which cannot be proved MysticL-- is the basis of all religion Nobody hxs ever proved or ever will prove that life goer ' on after what we call death; but believe that Is all people practically true. The belief in such mystical things as telepathy or thought transference the clairvoyance or second-siginpower of evil thoughts to work incantaand fetishes jury and in d and is not tions is to confined persons oi ncces.arily low intelligence I know many people good of great ability who carry and luck" tokens of pocket-piece- s mislaid are if worry they There is little doubt that many beliefs which cannot be pioved are nevertheless true So far however the efforts of scientific inve tiga tors to find proof of various kinds of mysteries tiave got nowhere known ht Magic Scientific investigation has proved that most of the phenomena we refer to as magic are pure trickery We used to hear fabulous tales the magicians of India, who cou'd climb up a rope which had no support at the upper end, or lift themselves into the air without even a rope to support them Sharp-eye- d European observers with cameras have proved these and other Oriental magic to be pure trickery as the magistage shows of theatrical cians." The magic' feat cf walking on hot coals without being burned, or lying on a bed of sharp spikes with- out injury have been duplicated many times by public performers, lii.r al the rest of the Indian magic wide-sprea- ut Telepathy At Duke University a .tudj is being made of tli" mystery of telen bet have So instances many pathy reported of prisons who could read the unexpressed thoughts of tithes that many serious scientific men i bo something coincidence In such mani- more than festations. The tests made by Professor J. B. Rhine, Duke University psychologist, seem to show that many per- use h- Ll? hlrh; sons, possess enables them to tell such things as the domination of playing card which another person takes from the pack. Six independent investigators have been studying the phenomenon, and all report that there Is something in it, and why( some persons seem to have the gift nobody is prepared to say. ' In England seme famous scientists including the great Oliver Lodge have dec ared that they have seen convincing evidence of mind reading telepathy. Our own Dr Alexis Carrel confirms the belief in second-igh- t But what causes it is still un- and ! that there may fr UNITED STATES SENATOR At the Primary Election, September 13, 1938 BECAUSE "ST C5"LJ - HOME Credulity OWNED Humanity has come a long way in Its quest for the secrets of Nature. The educated, intelligent part of the people, at least, know more about what makes the world go around and how to harness natural forces to mankinds use, than our grandfathers ever dreamed could be found SPECIALS FOR SEPTEMBER 3.0 3rd East and 3rd South. Louie Falvo, prop. .25c MILK, all brands, 4 cans. . . S and W VINEGAR, bottle. . .10c S and W COFFEE, 2 lb. can... 49c 15c GERMADE, 4 lbs. 25c 20c RINSO,Ige.pkg.. . 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