The Moving Picture Weekly, Vol. 4: A Magazine for Exhibitors and Others Interested in Films; 1916-1917 (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

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Excerpt from The Moving Picture Weekly, Vol. 4: A Magazine for Exhibitors and Others Interested in Films; 1916-1917

In this letter, Williamson said that he had a personal friend who was pos sessed of an unusual gift, power, or whatever it might be called. This friend was in the habit of going into an hypnotic sleep, from sel -suggestion or otherwise, and then he conversed with the party whom he went to sleep to. Mr. Williamson stated that he had diagnosed many dis wses that have baffled physicians and had located lost articles, and performed many other wonderful feats.

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