Superstition has always ruled the world

Superstition has always ruled the world. Illustration shows a central figure of a wizard holding the strings to a wooden jumping toy shaped like a globe with a head, arms and legs; he is surrounded by vignettes with captions: An early fake, The Millerites, waiting for the world to come to an end, The Materializing fraud, The Get Rich Quick delusion, The Dowieite's short-cut to Heaven, The superstitution of modern drug worship, and The profitable Religion of Christian Science.. Date 1901 April 10. Superstition has always ruled the world. Illustration shows a central figure of a wizard holding the strings to a wooden jumping toy shaped like a globe with a head, arms and legs; he is surrounded by vignettes with captions: An early fake, The Millerites, waiting for the world to come to an end, The Materializing fraud, The Get Rich Quick delusion, The Dowieite's short-cut to Heaven, The superstitution of modern drug worship, and The profitable Religion of Christian Science.. Date 1901 April 10

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