Animal Lore

Rabbits
​Razorback
"Tokens"
​White Animals
Witch Animals

Healing Methods

Exorcism
Folk Illnesses
Madstones
Sweeping the Body
Sympathetic Magic
​Taking off the "Cuss"
​Verbal Charms
Warts
Warts part 2

Healers in the Ozarks

Faith Healing
​Granny Women
​Hidden Healers
​Ordinary Healer
​Ozark Initiations
Power Doctors
​Role of the Healer
Signs of the Gift
​Seventh Son
Witch Master

Other Articles

Ozark ABC's
Baby Marks
​Bible as a Talisman
Bluff Dwellers
​Braucherei in the Ozarks 
Charms and Amulets
​Circumlocutory Language 
​Devil
​Dreams
​Dumb Supper
Fairies
Fairy Doctors
​Feather Crowns
​Holy Rollers
Ghosts, Spirits, and Haints
Glossary of Ozark Folk Healing
​Good Luck
​Lightning Lore
​"Little People" of the Ozarks
​Love Divinations
​Moon Lore
Nakedness
Pawpaw French
Ozark Speak 
​Quaker Healing
​Quakers and Witchcraft
Quilting Lore
​Romanichals in the Ozarks
Secrecy
​Shapeshifting
Spirit Helpers
Ozark Taboos
What is Folk Magic?

Plant Lore

Spring Tonics: Bitters
Spring Tonics: Dandelion Root
Spring Tonic Sassafras
Spring Tonics: Spicebush

Asafetida
Blackhaw
Black Locust
​Black Walnut
Broom Sedge
Camphor
Christmas Fern
Corn
Dittany, Wild
Dogwood
Ginseng, Dwarf
Hackberry
Mistletoe
Monardas
Mullein
Passion Vine
​Pawpaw
​Peach
​Pine
​Redbud
​Red Cedar
Snakeroot, White
Sweet Everlasting
​Tobacco
Tobacco part 2
Witch Hazel

Seasons

Autumn and Winter Weather Signs
Christmas Eve
Groundhog Day
March Lore
March 17th, Potatoes and Geese
May-Day
Winter Solstice
​New Year's Eve
Old Christmas

Tall Tales

A Cry in the Woods
​The Beggar
Birth of the Snawfus
A Giant Story
How Pedestal Rock was Made
Jack and the Possum
Jack and the Stranger
The Powerful Mr. Green
Three Brothers
Woodpecker Woman