do you need a prescription to buy disulfiram We continue with the coverage of the Silver Bridge disaster in the Athens Messenger. John didn’t save the paper from Dec. 23, so we pick up the story on Dec. 24. There’s news about an attempt to reconstruct the bridge to find out why it collapsed, and Mary Hyre writes about people who escaped the tragedy and about the ongoing disaster assistance.
As you saw in the last post, John wrote the Canadian ufologist, linguist, and musician Prior Maximilian Hemsley Edwards, asking for information about winged cats. Edwards responded with a warm and chatty letter about various strange creature sightings, as well as his own colorful and busy life. Following that is another of his letters. I’m afraid I haven’t found John’s answer to the first one. And I certainly hope Edwards got his clippings back from Charles Bowen!
The folder containing the winged cat article that I posted two weeks ago includes some other documents. Jim Lorenzen of APRO sent John some clippings about winged cats (now unfortunately too faded to post here) and the relevant part of a letter from Prior Maximilian Hemsley Edwards. Edwards was an interesting character–he was a professor of linguistics at the University of Victoria, where he specialized in Rumanian, and he also contributed to the Flying Saucer Review. John promptly wrote him a letter. More next week!
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