OmenHall Salon: the c.1889 historical identity is source-closed 52/52, while meanings and method here are an original modern OmenHall layer. Playing-card insets remain historical metadata and do not control default meaning. NAINS-1503 remains an optional future historical profile.
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Hearts · historical inset
Hearts are retained as an edition-bound c.1889 fact. In OmenHall Salon they do not automatically mean love, home, or emotion.
- Default interpretive weight: 0.
- Meaning comes from card, position, and semantic roles.
- A cartomancy layer may exist only as a future separately named mode.
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Diamonds · historical inset
Diamonds are shown as part of the physical identity of the c.1889 edition, but do not add a hidden second interpretation.
- Do not confuse provenance with semantics.
- Do not project suit cartomancy backward without a source.
- Exact rank/suit remains in the sealed record.
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Clubs · historical inset
Clubs help prove card and edition identity; the modern OmenHall meaning corpus does not read them as a universal suit category.
- Identity: yes.
- Default meaning modifier: no.
- Any future suit-based school must have its own name and rules.
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Spades · historical inset
Spades do not automatically become danger, death, or evil. Risk is read only from the specific card and its OmenHall semantic roles.
- No fear-selling through suit.
- No automatic amplification of Death/Illness/Thief.
- Safety boundary has priority.