Newspaper Clipping of the Day

Via Newspapers.com This account of a particularly lively poltergeist appeared in the “Edmonton Journal,” August 15, 1939: The Germans have a word for it; so have the Africans of the West Indies. The disciples of Herr Hitler call it "poltergeist"; the children of Mother Africa speak of it in awesome breath as "duppy" or "duppy 'pon de 'ouse.' The German word "poltergeist" is made up of the words…