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Imagine getting attacked by your own dinner! 😂 PRT PRESENTS: THE CASE OF THE FLYING SAUSAGES OF 1874! “Finally! A paranormal case with some LINKS to the other side!” 🌭😭🤣 In Milwaukee, Wisconsin, witnesses reported an extraordinary series of disturbances in 1874. According to the historical account: * Sausages reportedly traveled around a room. * Eggs allegedly flew around corners and struck people. * Dishes slid out of the pantry. * A pan of boiled potatoes reportedly flew into a woman’s face. * A flower basket supposedly launched itself over a fence. The account even describes a physician witnessing some of the strange activity. Location: Giddings’ Boarding House, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Central figure: Mary Speigler, a 14-year-old Polish servant girl. 📰 South London Press — September 19, 1874 This account describes the disturbances in considerable detail. The trouble reportedly began while Mary and the boardinghouse owner were working in the kitchen. A cellar trapdoor opened and closed by itself. An egg then flew out of the pantry. Things quickly escalated. According to the report, a pan of beans slid across the floor, pies moved around the kitchen, and one pie burst apart. Then came the sausages! The newspaper’s actual wording: “Some sausages took a journey around the room.” 😂😂😂 The account also describes a physician watching as a china dish sailed out of the pantry. Other witnesses reportedly saw eggs traveling around corners and a pan of potatoes striking a woman in the face. 📰 Falkirk Herald — September 17, 1874 This account provides something particularly interesting: names of alleged witnesses. They included: * Mrs. Giddings, the boardinghouse owner. * Mary Speigler, the servant girl. * Mrs. Meade and Mrs. Reynolds. * Mr. Allen, associated with a nearby tannery. * Dr. Mercham, a physician. * Dr. Gray, another physician. According to this account, Dr. Mercham observed the disturbances and believed Mary could not have been responsible for the objects moving. The newspaper also reported that the disturbances seemed to follow Mary. When she left the boardinghouse, the activity reportedly stopped. When she returned, objects allegedly began moving again. The article even describes a Chicago woman named Mrs. Johnson, who claimed to see strange supernatural figures during a séance involving Mary. 📰 Weekly Freeman’s Journal — October 10, 1874 This newspaper also covered the case. Its description of the flying food is priceless. The actual wording: “Sausages and pieces of bread snowed round” 🤣🌭 The report also describes an egg flying in an unusual curved path, a frying pan moving across the kitchen, and a pie jumping over a table. The newspaper attributed some of its information to a correspondent for the New York World. It’s the fact that they reported it with such seriousness that absolutely sends me! “Some sausages took a journey around the room.” A JOURNEY!!! 😭🌭😂 WHERE WERE THEY GOING?! DID THEY HAVE BUSINESS ELSEWHERE?! 🤣🌭👻 Imagine calling a paranormal investigator in 1874: “What seems to be the problem, ma’am?” “THE BRATWURST IS POSSESSED!” 😭😂 🤣🤣🤣🌭👻 Officer: “Can you describe your attacker?” Victim: “About six inches long, brown, greasy, and VERY aggressive!” Officer: “Did you recognize him?” Victim: “YES! IT WAS MY DINNER!” 😭🤣 Okay I’ll stop 😂
Imagine getting attacked by your own dinner! 😂 PRT PRESENTS: THE CASE OF THE FLYING SAUSAGES OF 1874! “Finally! A paranormal case with some LINKS to the other side!” 🌭😭🤣 In Milwaukee, Wisconsin, witnesses reported an extraordinary series of disturbances in 1874. According to the historical account: * Sausages reportedly traveled around a room. * Eggs allegedly flew around corners and struck people. * Dishes slid out of the pantry. * A pan of boiled potatoes reportedly flew into a woman’s face. * A flower basket supposedly launched itself over a fence. The account even describes a physician witnessing some of the strange activity. Location: Giddings’ Boarding House, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Central figure: Mary Speigler, a 14-year-old Polish servant girl. 📰 South London Press — September 19, 1874 This account describes the disturbances in considerable detail. The trouble reportedly began while Mary and the boardinghouse owner were working in the kitchen. A cellar trapdoor opened and closed by itself. An egg then flew out of the pantry. Things quickly escalated. According to the report, a pan of beans slid across the floor, pies moved around the kitchen, and one pie burst apart. Then came the sausages! The newspaper’s actual wording: “Some sausages took a journey around the room.” 😂😂😂 The account also describes a physician watching as a china dish sailed out of the pantry. Other witnesses reportedly saw eggs traveling around corners and a pan of potatoes striking a woman in the face. 📰 Falkirk Herald — September 17, 1874 This account provides something particularly interesting: names of alleged witnesses. They included: * Mrs. Giddings, the boardinghouse owner. * Mary Speigler, the servant girl. * Mrs. Meade and Mrs. Reynolds. * Mr. Allen, associated with a nearby tannery. * Dr. Mercham, a physician. * Dr. Gray, another physician. According to this account, Dr. Mercham observed the disturbances and believed Mary could not have been responsible for the objects moving. The newspaper also reported that the disturbances seemed to follow Mary. When she left the boardinghouse, the activity reportedly stopped. When she returned, objects allegedly began moving again. The article even describes a Chicago woman named Mrs. Johnson, who claimed to see strange supernatural figures during a séance involving Mary. 📰 Weekly Freeman’s Journal — October 10, 1874 This newspaper also covered the case. Its description of the flying food is priceless. The actual wording: “Sausages and pieces of bread snowed round” 🤣🌭 The report also describes an egg flying in an unusual curved path, a frying pan moving across the kitchen, and a pie jumping over a table. The newspaper attributed some of its information to a correspondent for the New York World. It’s the fact that they reported it with such seriousness that absolutely sends me! “Some sausages took a journey around the room.” A JOURNEY!!! 😭🌭😂 WHERE WERE THEY GOING?! DID THEY HAVE BUSINESS ELSEWHERE?! 🤣🌭👻 Imagine calling a paranormal investigator in 1874: “What seems to be the problem, ma’am?” “THE BRATWURST IS POSSESSED!” 😭😂 🤣🤣🤣🌭👻 Officer: “Can you describe your attacker?” Victim: “About six inches long, brown, greasy, and VERY aggressive!” Officer: “Did you recognize him?” Victim: “YES! IT WAS MY DINNER!” 😭🤣 Okay I’ll stop 😂

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