Supernatural newspaper articles

Bellow is an Article from The Milwaukee Journal - Oct 21, 1985. 8 Months after "Town Chairman Ronald Ramesh said the town expected to petition Vilas County Circuit Court for permission to burn the building"(see Here)and 3 years before the house was burnt down by lightning. At the end of the article it notes 'reprinted with permission of Beth Scott and Michael Norman from their book "haunted heartland". I've noticed many significant inconsistencies in this article (compared to other accounts)…

I read this week that sales of printed books are rising and that their demise at the hands of the eBook reader is hopefully not going to turn out to be true. I love printed books. Not just to read,…

Clipping found in The San Francisco Call and Post published in San Francisco, California on 1/9/1911.

Clipping found in The Crowley Post-Signal published in Crowley, Louisiana on 12/19/1906.

SPN in a newspaper

Explaining that the Boys of the Supernatural have band together once again, after saving a New York City judge from two vengeful spirits bent on revenge. Fonts used for this piece are as follow: Early Edition JNL Regular, Futura No 2 D ExtraBold, Bathysphere, Futura ExtraBold, New Roman.

Clipping found in The Los Angeles Times published in Los Angeles, California on 2/27/1912.

I have actually gathered Enough evidence to prove Jeffrey Woods is Indeed real!

Newspapers are full of grisly stories about the unusual and unexplained. Read the oddest tales, including a description of a monster with the head of a sea lion.

Via Newspapers.com I always say, nothing completes a library quite like a ghost. And if it’s a “nice, gentlemanly” one, all the better. From the “Great Bend Daily Item,” July 25, 1908: New York.--Columbia University holds that ghost stories may be dismissed with a laugh, until an educated, nice, old gentlemanly ghost gets to hovering 'round Columbia's library building of nights. In other words, there is an undeniable ghost in Columbia's law library, and, as the undergraduates say: "Whatd'ye…