New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 14, 1928, Page 26

| eSS S . s - simple belief in the efficacy of Bi- [and venerate a gray head.” ble verses, premiscuously selected 'm Suchse. s | to demonology. | Dr. Julius F Sachs once related | ers are unable to attend the child | Frequently the audience at inau- | to the Lancaster historical society | ! health meetings fathers come and guration services passively ridicules | | bring the children. In lowa out of the freakish oath, but no serious ef- ttendance of 6,014 there were fort has ever been made to eliminate rers. Oklahoma also reports a | the requirement. To of boys enrolled in its infant | necessitate a constitutional amend- hygiene classes in the public schools. | ment, which would have to be sub- ———— | mitted to popular vote at a cost of Supmntm and Inflnences Of|2,2emanss aeerens = o i | Witches Rampant g ’vnno for a penny or so would “be- H several thousand dollars. e, B D g | prech the burn " Taught How to Care for Chil- TEX AS flFHE' ALS |"The roference to ducling in the T oath has never been explained con- ¥ ]clumnly Some historians say “the | fathers” of Texas had In mind the ! S duel hetween Aaron Burr and Alex- | . Dec. 14 (P—Amer- |ander Hamilton when they drafted Taken the oath of office. Saul to consult the witch woman s i of Endor still sways the minds of | thin, with long bony han iany men and women in Pennsyl e killing der of a girl tigation live served to focus attention on|c€anny feeling excited In the 1ad ountry, Several other states also | T : {he survival of ancient superstitions. | temporarily took away all thoughts |jace oy 3 in their infant| Austin, Texas, Dec. 14 (P —W The " was adopt- | Of injury. 1 reports the chil- | 2:000 state and county oflicials are 1 by the ers from the | “Her howl stopped. This was g department of | inducted into office mnext January. North American Indian, in which sig that the charm was | labor, | they will solemnly assure the citizens ongue it meant “conference.” Tm- ts brought with them their pain soon returned. and | taught the duels. feliefs in incantations and conjur- the hoy broke into | ¢ baby's bottle, how to bathe a baby The oath of office prescribed by s formulas in the curing of minor | ridiculous sight.” In d the right diet for th » state constitution will require er in York county by a " doctor and two youths; .| “Laving the burnt hand on the s to connect the unsolved mur- | table, she immediately comme of the deaths of in.,hurt with her long index tants who received pow-wow in- | While she murmured her incanta “Little Mothe stead of medical treatment, all|tions into many he duties of every-day life, The superstition of early German lamined. It advised “an immn ttlers, much of which now ap-|and thorough dusting of the 1 d's|i | | sw him in future to respect ol through the generations, was di- vided into a hundred forms, from a du\ reports that where moth- .lhus offending.” picked up a hot piece of iron, and | [EARN [": INFANTS ; as no remedies were at h.u\d it was | suggested that he be taken to a old woman In the neigh Imvl\ood “The old woman was spar | Dr. Sachse. “A pair of br: tacles perched on h ted tapes formed a garniture for | her draoping eyelids. itan Lo of Nelson D. l"' re being taught the care state have organized into “Little Father” clubs, cquivalent to the which now girls wll over the | with witchcraft and | making signs and crosses ov Take Office tions which, from the un are carried on 1 Boys as well a » being | of xas that they have never fought | | crone wrote G year. 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