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This tale of strange goings-on in a seemingly unremarkable apartment was told in the “Western Mail,” March 10, 1927:
An extraordinary story of queer happenings in an unoccupied Fulham (England) flat was told recently by a foreman and two workmen who have been decorating it (declares the "London Daily News").
One of the men mentioned to the foreman some days ago that when working in the flat he received a severe blow on the head, seemingly from nowhere. On the foreman's going to investigate he, too, so he says, heard mysterious thuds, saw a cup wobble along the floor, matches vanish, candles appear from nowhere, and so on.
The climax came when one of the workmen also vanished, and was found lying unconscious on the floor of another room.
The three men all tell the same story, but unfortunately no one else has been inconvenienced in the same way in the flat. Tenants in the neighbouring flats have heard nothing.
Most unfortunately, I was unable to find out any more about this intriguing bit of weirdness.
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