Nova Scotia
8 entries associated with this region.
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- #509
To dream of seeing the ground unseasonably ploughed means death.
Nova Scotia. - #549
To dream of losing a tooth means a death.
Nova Scotia and Cape Breton. - #879
To touch the jelly-fish will cause warts.
Halifax, N. S., and parts of Eastern New England. - #913
To cure warts, wash the hands in warm pig’s blood.
Nova Scotia. - #947
The first seven days of January indicate the first seven months of the year. Mild days, mild months, etc.
Nova Scotia. - #992
The Indians told the first settlers that if the moon lay well on her back, so that a powder-horn could be hung on the end, the weather during that moon will be dry.
Nova Scotia. - #1124
The full moon is the time to cut alders, spruce, or other undergrowth, because the roots then die quickly without sprouting.
Nova Scotia. - #1131
To make hair grow, cut it in the new of the moon.
N. F., N. B., N. S., Me., Mass., and Talladega, Ala.
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