German-Canadian Folk-Lore. - 1901, (In Canada) by: W. J. Wintemberg

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This paper is a record of knowledge, customs, beliefs, superstitions, and traditions carried with settlers from this geographical origin to their new homes in Canada. Subject headings range from “Cures”, “Luck signs”, “Weather Law”, “Animal and Plant Signs”, “Astrology”, through “Festival Customs”, and even “Witchcraft.” A fascinating record of some of the surprising influences on our ancestors lives.

Gleaned from: Papers & Records Vol.III (1901) Ontario Historical Society, Published: 1901 (The complete source document is available as Catalogue Number CA0171-01)

by: W. J. Wintemberg

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