Something strange appeared in southern Indiana in December of 1885: It was a shape-shifting ghost—no two witnesses agreed on the same form—and it arrived with a whir, like the sound of a flock of birds. When mocked for his vision, the initial eye-witness offered a substantial reward, but no one could collect it: they were all too terrified by THE GHOST OF BLOODY RUN.
The Shape-Shifting Ghost of Bloody Run Something strange appeared in southern Indiana in December of 1885: It was a shape-shifting ghost—no two witnesses agreed on the same form—and it arrived with a whir, like the sound of a flock of birds. When mocked for his vision, the initial eye-witness offered a substantial reward, but no one could collect it: they were all too terrified by THE GHOST OF BLOODY RUN.
What was roaming the skies between 1896 and 1915? Were they airships created by some mad and secretive inventor? Mysteriously technologically-advanced airplanes? Ghost blimps from past conflicts? On this 80th anniversary of the crash of the USS Akron, we look at some mysterious flying machines.
How to stop bleeding, make a thief return your property, prevent fires and more folk-magic spells in the mysterious “Black Book” of Wizard Zittle of South Mountain, Maryland.