Intermountain Catholic | 1910-08-20 | Page 2 | A Fakir's Occupation |

Type	issue
Date	1910-08-20
Paper	Intermountain Catholic
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Article Title	A Fakir's Occupation
Type	article
Date	1910-08-20
Paper	Intermountain Catholic
Page	2
OCR Text	Show A FAKIR'S OCCUPATION. . in Bombay, India, is a fakir who I spends all the hours of daylight of every day suspended head downward, with hia head about two feet from the ground. Two fiber ropes attached tc the limb of a tree constitute his support sup-port Early every morning he takes hold of the handles at the nds of the. two ropes, reverses the natural position posi-tion of the body and hangs in such position until sunset. He has been doing this now for more than three years. '
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