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023 Fish And Colds
Mirrored from brigidkeely.com/wordpress.
Congestion of the head and chest is a common complaint in the Mid West, in the winter. There is a little known but very effective, if slightly difficult, cure.
One must catch a fish from the River and bring it, still alive, to the afflicted person. At this point, the afflicted person must exhale three times into the fish’s open mouth.
The fish, still living, must then be cast back into the River it was caught in.
Purchasing a fish, as from a pet store, will not affect a cure.
There was once a small frog native to the area that, when held in the mouth for half a minute, would affect a more complete cure. However, that species is now extinct.
