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An early 20th-century novelist remembered for the mystery tale Spirits Do Return, she wrote a story that blends wrongful accusation, prison life, and the hope that truth can still come to light.

by Ida Belle White
Very little reliable biographical information about this author was available in the sources I could confirm. She is credited as Mrs. Ida Belle White in historical editions of Spirits Do Return, a novel published in 1915 by The White Publishing Co.
Based on publisher and catalog descriptions, Spirits Do Return is an early 20th-century work of fiction centered on a man wrongly accused of murder, with supernatural elements woven into the mystery. Although her life is not well documented online, the surviving record of this novel suggests an author interested in suspense, innocence, and justice.
Because confirmed details about her background are scarce, it is safest to remember her through the work itself rather than make stronger claims about her life or career.