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Subject: Halloween's Best Reads: Ouija Board History, Franken Berry Mystery and Ax Murderers
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Date: 10/31/13 17:51:44

Smithsonian Monthly Newsletter
  Halloween's Best Reads: Ouija Board History, Franken Berry Mystery and Ax Murderers

 
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 Halloween Newsletter

 October 31, 2013
 
 
 
 
 
   The Strange and Mysterious History of the Ouija Board
Tool of the devil, harmless family game—or fascinating glimpse into the non-conscious mind?
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  5 High-Tech Ways to Scare Anyone This Halloween
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  The Map That Proves That Terror Can Happen Anywhere (At Least in the Movies)
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  Franken Berry, the Beloved Halloween Cereal, Was Once Medically Found to Cause Pink Poop
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  Our Brains Evolved to Recoil at the Sight of Snakes
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  Where Did the Fear of Poisoned Halloween Candy Come From?
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  This Creepily Beautiful Chapel in Czermna, Poland, Is Constructed Out of Thousands of Human Bones
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  The Great New England Vampire Panic
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  The History of Trick Or Treating Is Weirder Than You Thought
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  The Haunted and the Haunting: Best Places to Visit on Halloween
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  The Ax Murderer Who Got Away
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  Incredible Halloween Costumes Inspired by Famous Works of Art
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