The front page of The Province newspaper featured the story of a 2-year-old child found wandering on Powell St holding a paper bag with a clean towel, t-shirt, and a pair of socks. Abandoned and “absolutely unidentified children” were not uncommon then; the story notes that there were 2-3 showing…
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Unveiling “17 Tech-Magic”: A Strategic Art of Societal Evolution
“17 tech-magic,” a core concept articulated by , describes a sophisticated strategic approach to psychological warfare and societal evolution that leverages manufactured controversies to achieve ultimate transparency and harmony over time. Far from mere chaos, it is presented as a purposeful mechanism orchestrated by highly intelligent individuals, whom Marie-Lynn affectionately…
Old World Discovery: 3000 Volumes in large Quartos in Caspian Dust in 1721
Blue Pages from the Steppe A forgotten 1721 report recounts the discovery of a mysterious archive—half-buried, half-remembered. Long before archaeology became a formal discipline, and centuries before intelligence services obsessed over metadata, the age of Enlightenment already held space for mystery. Take, for example, a single-column item tucked into The…
Princess to Paint Taft: Vilma Parlaghy Has Arrived in New York in State.
New York, March 18, 1909 — Princess Lwoff-Parlaghy, better known in the world of art as Vilma Parlaghy, minus her menagerie, but with all the other spectacular features which characterized her method of travel on a former visit last year, arrived Monday on the Hamburg-American line steamship Kaiserin Auguste Victoria…
Princess Vilma Lwoff-Parlaghy: The Portrait Painter of Royalty and Patriots
https://img.pingcognito.com/post/34745/34745.mp3 Listen to NotebookLM opine about this article Princess Vilma Lwoff-Parlaghy, the wife of and a native of Hungary, is currently in Baltimore and will soon travel to Philadelphia on July 4. In Philadelphia, she will be honored with a reception by the Hungarian community, with singing societies organizing an…