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John Havelock Fidler 01/29/2026 Person John Havelock Fidler, Ph.D.

J. Havelock Fidler read Zoology and Botany at Cambridge before studying Agricultural Entomology for hist doctorate at Reading University. He has spent over thirty years...
Ley Lines 01/29/2026 Books Ley Lines: Their Nature and Properties - A Dowser's Investigation

Dowsing is best known as ‘water divining’ or ‘water witching’: the location of underground sources of water by a little- understood sensory process that is...
The Magnetic Effect 01/29/2026 Books The Magnetic Effect:

This book is written to introduce the science of applying a magnet’s energies to the animal system. relation to the treated subject, and any new...
Walter Rawls 01/29/2026 Person Walter C. Rawls

Walter C. Rawls, Jr., scientist, lawyer, was born in Richmond, Virginia. His sociological and scientific investigations have taken him to many countries of the world...
Albert Roy Davis 01/29/2026 Person Albert Roy Davis, Ph.D.

Albert Roy Davis, scientist, was born in Halifax, Nova Scotia. As professor of physics, he taught physics, aerodynamics and electronics, establishing the Albert Roy Davis...

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