No prize for "Margery" : Springfield Union article, December 14, 1925
Summary
This article from the Springfield (Massachusetts) Union recounts the conclusion of the controversy surrounding the medium known as "Margery," in which Houdini had embroiled himself by challenging the authenticity of Margery's psychic powers. According to the article, a majority of a committee of investigators for the Scientific American, one of whom was Houdini himself, concluded after nearly a year of inquiry that Margery had "failed to produce evidence of s̀upernormal phenomena.'"
From the collections of the Rare Book and Special Collections Division.
From the Edward Saint scrapbook
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Date
01/01/1925
Source
Library of Congress
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Public Domain