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The House That Went Quiet 1930 BrooklynFebruary 26, 2026
There are some stories that don’t belong to the newspapers. They belong to kitchens. To narrow hallways. To rooms where curtains were drawn in the middle of the day. In 1930, in New York City, an eight-year-old boy named Edward Irving “Ted” Faust died at Mount Hope Hospital. The record says purpura. The house said…

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