Folk Wisdom of the Ozarks

Sayings, Sage Advice, and Superstitions

De: W. C. Jameson

Narrado por: Mike Norgaard

Folk wisdom varies from region to region, and the Ozark Mountain variety was, and still is, peculiar and very special to the residents of this grand range. For the most part, early Ozarkers, though scattered, were bound together by common geography, religion, ethnic background, language, customs, dress, architecture, and even hardship. Wisdom as it related to survival and just getting by was accumulated and freely shared among these isolated residents. The people living throughout the Ozark Mountains often had to depend on each other for medical treatment, weather and crop information, and any number of other elements associated with living in a remote environment far from stores, physicians, and newspapers.

©2011 W.C. Jameson (P)2015 Goldminds Publishing, LLC

Entertaining for sure and some good gems of wisdom

Really enjoyed this book. I laughed many times listening to some of the bizarre superstitions.