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BELIEF CURE

IF A CHILD IS SCARED OF AN ANIMAL, ANY PARTICULAR ANIMAL, YOU ARE TO
GET SOME HAIR FROM THAT ANIMAL AND BURN IT.
WHILE THE HAIR FROM THE ANIMAL IS BURNING, THE CHILD IS
SUPPOSED TO INHALE THE SMOKE FROM THE FIRE. IF HE OR SHE DOES THIS
THEY WILL BE CURED OF BEING SCARED OF THE ANIMAL.

Where learned: MICHIGAN ; DEARBORN HEIGHTS

Keyword(s): FRIGHT ; FUMAGATION

Subject headings:

BELIEF -- Remedy

Date learned: 11-12-1968

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