Future Seeing and Philosophy of Philosophies : A Study of Coming Events, Conditions, and Transactions Based on the Well Established Law That All Future Occurences Are Absolutely Controlled by Unvarying Lines of Causation That Are Discernable in Present Day Activities.
Meriden, CT: Ralston University Press, 1926. Later printing. Publisher's full brown faux leather, decoratively stamped in green, gilt, and red. Moderately rubbed extremities with touches of wear, owner stamp front pastedown, rfep, and full title, very good. Item #244012
WATERMELON IS THE MIND-KILLER
This is not just a fortune-telling how-to. Webster Edgerly (ie Edmund Shaftsbury) believed in cultivating people's "personal magnetism" or mind control skills, which could be achieved by avoiding watermelon, cleansing the Caucasian race of all "impurities," and practicing a strict workout routine. Within his utopian Ralstonism, participants subscribed to receive books (like this guide to sensing future events) to level up in the organization’s hierarchy. So, dive in and see what the human mind can achieve.
Price: $85.00