Kentucky Superstitions
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Place hops in a bag or in your clothes as a cure for train- sickness or sea-sickness.
1418. Put Irish potatoes in a traveling bag, to keep off train-sickness.
1419. A newspaper inside the shirt next to the skin will keep off train-sickness.
1420. To prevent train-sickness, wear a piece of writing paper on the chest.
1421. To prevent train-sickness, wear a pair of soles made of butchers' brown paper. North-eastern Kentucky 1422. You must not take turpentine externally unless you take it internal...ly.
1423. For typhoid, cut a chicken in half and put one part against the sole of each foot.
1424. Sprinkle lime around the house, to protect the family from typhoid Mountains 1425. A piece of onion will keep off typhoid. .Mountains 1426. Tea made from the lining of a chicken's gizzard will cure vomiting.
1427. Tea made from elder bark peeled downward will cure vomiting Mountains 1428. Peach-tree bark taken internally will cure vomiting 1429. To cause vomiting, put a wet tobacco leaf beneath the foot, under the arm, or on the stomach.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Place hops in a bag or in your clothes as a cure for train- sickness or sea-sickness.
1418. Put Irish potatoes in a traveling bag, to keep off train-sickness.
1419. A newspaper inside the shirt next to the skin will keep off train-sickness.
1420. To prevent train-sickness, wear a piece of writing paper on the chest.
1421. To prevent train-sickness, wear a pair of soles made of butchers' brown paper. North-eastern Kentucky 1422. You must not take turpentine externally unless you take it internal...ly.
1423. For typhoid, cut a chicken in half and put one part against the sole of each foot.
1424. Sprinkle lime around the house, to protect the family from typhoid Mountains 1425. A piece of onion will keep off typhoid. .Mountains 1426. Tea made from the lining of a chicken's gizzard will cure vomiting.
1427. Tea made from elder bark peeled downward will cure vomiting Mountains 1428. Peach-tree bark taken internally will cure vomiting 1429. To cause vomiting, put a wet tobacco leaf beneath the foot, under the arm, or on the stomach.
What to read after Kentucky Superstitions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas, Daniel Lindsey to read onlineMoreLess
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