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- Step-by-step Guide to Correct EnglishMary Ann Spencer Pulaski
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£ 2.83 shipping - [Wanted Poster] $100 REWARD WANTED IN ROBINSON, ILL.,FOR WORKING CONFIDENCE GAME NAME,- Prof. H. C. Belmont. Aliases:--Prof. Credo, Prof. Amand, Prof. King, Prof. Raphael, Count P. A. Pulaski, John Schiller, Dr. Alvina and Paul Thomas, but his original and correct name is Paul Thomasky. born in Poland, occupation accountant, stenographer, clairvoyant, palmist, (and while here advertised as the World's Greatest Seer, Clairvoyant, Palmist-Healer.) This man is a Jew by birth, but was educated for a Catholic priest. Has a fine Polish and German education, and speaks seven different languages fluently -Polish, German, Flemish, English and three other languages that I do not recall. He has had experience in the general mercantile business. . .. . . suite of rooms at the finest local hotel, and purchase advertisements in local newspapers. He branded himself as an aristocratic European seer - sometimes claiming to be a Polish "Count" (Count P. A. Pulaski) or a highly credentialed mystic academic (Prof. Belmont). The "Hot" and "Cold" Readings: His background as an educated clerk, accountant, and stenographer meant he was very organized and hyper-observant. Before staging readings, he would review local newspapers and hear gossip at hotel bars to gather intelligence on wealthy, grieving, or desperate residents. He combined standard "cold reading" techniques (making high-probability guesses based on body language. . .
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