Echoes in Print: Ghost Stories from a Vanished Age

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At the turn of the 20th century, industrialization prompted a rise in ghost stories as people grappled with anxieties about technological progress. Newspapers featured personal accounts of paranormal encounters, blending the mysterious with scientific rationality, as exemplified by a 1903 tale from Salem about a sleepwalking girl perceived as a ghost, reflecting societal uncertainties.

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