In a letter to the editor of the Limerick Echo, Mr J. F. Bennis addresses remarks made in a previous issue regarding his ability to distinguish between different sensations. He explains that he and the other writer were able to differentiate between various sounds and occurrences, such as a railway whistle and the mast of a vessel.

Mr Bennis goes on to discuss the phenomenon of vibrations, explaining that vibrations of sufficient force to be perceptible even without delicate instruments occur frequently. He receives letters from various parts of Ireland reporting on these vibrations. He emphasizes that despite humanity’s limited knowledge of such phenomena, there are times when we believe we understand them to a certain extent.

Mr Bennis offers an invitation to the writer to visit him and learn more about the vibrations he’s describing. He hints at the broader understanding of cosmic influences and disturbances, suggesting that even the pull of planets can lead to significant disturbances on Earth.

Overall, the letter seeks to clarify Mr Bennis’s observations and knowledge regarding vibrations and their impact on Earth, while also highlighting the limitations of human understanding.

Limerick Echo – Tuesday 24 October 1905