Superstitions A to C, and a few more to make life magnificent . . or miserable.

Superstitions A to C, and a few more to make life magnificent . . or miserable. Review

Reasons for everything. How to win, Why you lost. Here's American folklore supporting your best superstitions. Or telling you why they don't work. First in a series of Coda Publications' Smartphonebooks.Info, this handy volume has a wealth of information in the A to C group, from of over 10,000. Here's the Table of Contents to make finding your favorites as easy as reading them in today's eBook format. Animals 4, Asthma 6, Baby Health 9, Baseball 11, Bathing 18, Baths 18, Bats 20, Beauty 21, Birthing 39, Birthmarks 35, Birthdays 39, Bites 46, Blemishes 51, Bleeding 57, Blood 57, Body 63, Boils 66, Brides 73, Brooms 79, Bunions 88, Business 93, Cards 95, Gaming 95, Good Fortune 95, Charm 21, Weddings 73 and Skin 21. There's little reason to argue the superstitious wisdom of "A stitch in time saves nine," as housewives and astronauts would testify. But reflect on this toothache remedy: "Hold a mouthful of water and sit on a hot stove and when the water in your mouth boils, the toothache will be gone." Can there be any doubt but what this wonderful folklore is poking fun at the most profoundly superstitious among us or, in effect, at itself. Here they are, edited and formatted for easy eBook reading and enjoyment. But there's a Warning: The highly unusual folklore in this file is presented solely for your information and education. Purchaser and reader accepts all responsibility for safety and use not in accordance with the above state purposes.