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	John George Hohman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		John George Hohman (also spelled Johann Georg Hohman), who was active between 1802 and 1846, was a German-American magician, herbalist, and occult author.
		He immigrated to the USA from Germany in 1802, settled in the area around Reading, Pennsylvania in the Pennsylvania Dutch community, where he practised and instructed in the arts of folk magic and folk religion which became known as pow-wow.
		The name "Pow-Wows" was only added to the book in late 19th century reprints in the wake of the sudden popularity of Spiritualism in the United States, in which "Indian Spirit Guides" were frequently seen during seances.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/John_George_Hohman (175 words)

	John George Hohman: Definition and Links by Encyclopedian.com
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		John George Hohman, who was active between 1802 and 1857, was a German-American magician.
		Hohman's best known work is Pow-wows, or the Long Lost Friend, published in English in 1820.
	www.encyclopedian.com /jo/John-George-Hohman.html (203 words)

	Northvegr - John George Hohman's Pow-Wows
		It was about the same time that my wife cured John Bingemann's wife of the wild-fire, which she had on a sore leg.
		JOHN JUNKINS' daughter and daughter-in-law both suffered very much from pain in the head; and his wife too had a sore check, on which the wild-fire had broken out severely.
		The daughter of John Arnold scalded herself with boiling coffee; the handle of the pot broke off while she was pouring out coffee, and the coffee ran over the arm and burnt it severely.
	www.northvegr.org /lore/powwow/001.php (1859 words)

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		Okay, from page 12: 1846 edition by Hohman A Remedy to Catch Fish Take some kernels of roses, mustard seed, and the leg of a minx, then tie to a line, and be sure all the fish will gather.
		Hohman's translation is painfully literal, but he specifies the leg of a mink (minx), not the foot of a weasel (they are related to be sure, but different species), and he says to tie the charm to a line, not to place it in a net.
		Since Hohman says that the root in question will "clear the lungs of all bad stuff," it seems that his original translation of his own writing, crude as it was, was more accurate.
	www.luckymojo.com /esoteric/occultism/magic/folk/cy200105hohmanpowwows.txt (856 words)

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		Hohman was a Catholic from PA wherein we have a great and complex history of magical/mystical Christian groups.
		Hohman drew from "Egyptian Secrets," folk magic, and I suspect some of the writings/beliefs of the Wissahickon hermits, but it was "The Long Lost Friend" that became the major book in every powwow "doctor's" library.
		Hohman was, in reality, a compiler of information adding local German, Scots-Irish and American Indian remedies to his work.
	www.juhealth.com /ebooks/index.htm (909 words)

	Hohman-Heil
		John Maurice Hohman (1871-1944) and his wife Theresa Heil Hohman (1875-1940) had 13 children, (including two sets of twins).
		This photo was provided by their granddaughter, Sister Marie Hohman (Martha C. Hohman).
		Clara Hohman Smithberger currently lives in Zanesville, and Rose Hohman O'Brien lives in California.
	www.fuldaohio.com /j_m_hohman1.htm (101 words)

	JOHN GEORGE HOHMAN'S POW-WOWS; OR, LONG LOST FRIEND (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Yet, after having used it for two weeks, it must be discontinued for a while, before it is resorted to again; and during the two weeks of its use it is well at times to use water for a day instead of the tea.
		The author of this book, John George Hohman has tasted this molasses, thinking it was the genuine kind, until the people of the house told him what it was.
		Hohman also has his name on two works here in the Hayden library at ASU: Das Evangelium Nicodemus (The Gospel of Nicodemus); and Die Land- und Haus- Apotheke (The Land and House Apothocary); he is credited as the editor of these two works, and they are both in German and on microfiche.
	www.locksley.com /llf (17672 words)

	List of occultists - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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		Dr John Dee, seer, astrologer, and occult philosopher
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	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_Occultists (893 words)

	"Pow-Wows": The European Influence on Hoodoo
		A Collection of Mysterious and Invaluable Arts and Remedies for Man as well as Animals with many proofs of their virtue and efficacy in healing diseases, etc., the greater part of which was never published until they appeared in print for the first time in the United States in the year 1820.
		Some of the early German-language editions of "The Long Lost Friend" ascribe Hohman's receipts to Saint Albertus Magnus (1193-1280) and other editions claim that the remedies were collected from "the Arabic writings of the wise alchemist Omar Arey, Emir Chemir Tschasmir." Both of these attributions are missing from the English-language editions of the book.
		Hohman's "Long Lost Friend" was what in music would be called a "cross-over hit." First published in German for Pennsylvania Dutch hex-meisters, after the translation of 1846 it had a tremendous influence on the Anglo-Saxon folk magicians of the Appalachians.
	www.luckymojo.com /powwows.html (2486 words)

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		In 1671, Rev. John Flavel, a Presbyterian clergyman, reported that in 1671, in England, it was not uncommon for Christians to bury a body on the third day following death - remembering that Christs body was in the tomb only for three days.
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		John 12:4-7 Then saith one of his disciples, Judas Iscariot, Simon's son, which should betray him, Why was not this ointment sold for three hundred pence, and given to the poor?
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	John George - The Info Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
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	POWWOW
		Hohman tells not only how to cure warts and snake bites, but how to treat various ailments of horses, cattle, and sheep (Mitchell 1947: 182).
		In the preface Hohman states the Bible verse which he considers the basis for the practice of powwow: "Call upon me in the day of trouble: I will deliver thee and thou shalt glorify me." Psalm 50/15 (Hohman 1856: 2).
		In addition to Hohman's book, another source used by powwower doctors are the "Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses" (Westkott 1969-70: 2).
	www.kutztown.edu /academics/liberal_arts/anthropology/Powwow~1.htm (2679 words)

	Books & Reference : Johann Georg Hohman : Ned's Camping n Hiking (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		John George Hohman's Pow-wows, or, Long lost friend: A collection of mysterious and invaluable arts and remedies : good for man and beast
		Hohman and Romanus: Origins and diffusion of the Pennsylvania German powwow manual
		John George Hohman's Pow-wows, or, Long lost friend: A collection of mysterious and invaluable arts and remedies for man as well as animals : with many...
	www.campingnhiking.com /Books/Keywords-search-Johann+Georg+Hohman.html (232 words)

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	WebRoots Library U.S. Folk-Lore (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Of their virtue and efficacy in healing diseases, etc., the greatest part which was never published until they appeared in print for the first time in the U.S. in the year 1820.
		JOHN JUNKINS' daughter and daughter-in-law both suffered very much from pain in the head; and his wife too had a sore check, on which the wild- fire had broken out severely.
		Hohman, the author of this book, has cured the severest toothache more than sixty times, with this remedy.
	www.webroots.org /library/usafolk/cmaar000.html (16546 words)

	Bibliography of Mennonite and Amish Folklore and Folk Arts
		Hostetler, John A. "The Amish Use of Symbols and their Function in Bounding the Community." The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute (1963), 11-22.
		Hay John Miller, wife, et al, Kalona, Iowa (Feb. 8, 1943), by Marcus Bach and Addison Alspach, Library of Congress.
		Everitt, John C. "Mennonites in Belize." Journal of Cultural Geography (Spring-Summer 1983), 82-93.
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	Powwowing: A Persistent American Esoteric Tradition
		Hohman, an 1802 German immigrant who was himself an occult healer, borrowed heavily from other sources, especially the German charm book Romanusbuchlein, the “Romanus” book.(Yoder 1976).
		Hohman also claimed that the book itself could serve as an amulet of protection for its possessor and in one case (the York Witch Trial) its destruction was supposed to lift a hex placed on another by its owner.
		John Rhoads, [17] known as “Doctor Rhoads” had a large powwowing (pow-wow”;) practice in Berks County during the latter half of the nineteenth century.
	www.esoteric.msu.edu /VolumeIV/Powwow.htm (7466 words)

	UCLA Folk Medicine: Citations
		Fosbroke, John, M.D. "On the Effects of Male Fern Buds, in Cases of Worms." The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, 13, no. 11 (1835), 165-168.
		Georges, Robert A. "Greek Folk Remedy in America." SFQ 26 (1962), 122-126.
		Georges, Robert A. "Silone's Use of Folk Beliefs." MF, 12 (1962), 197-203.
	www.folkmed.ucla.edu /citations.html (12406 words)

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	Pow-wow
		Of the old pioneers to emigrate from Germany and settle in Pennsylvania, John George Hohman is of particular interest concerning powwowing.
		Hohman and his wife Catherine immigrated to Pennsylvania in 1802 and settled near Reading.
		It was not a book of “hexes” Hohman emphasizes, (a “hex” being a spell, curse or bewitchment cast by a Witch, commonly with evil intent, though it can be use for either good or bad purposes) and should be used for healing not for destroying.
	www.controverscial.com /Pow-wow.htm (1829 words)

	Chronologies of Wold Newton Universe Occult Detectives, Part II
		Jaeger utilizes a real-life book of Christian spells, John George Hohman’s Pow-wows or Long-Lost Friend.
		This book also appears in Wellman’s John the Balladeer series and other stories.
		Perhaps Wellman’s most notable usage of Hohman’s tome was in the non-Jaeger Civil War story, “The Valley Was Still” (Weird Tales, August 1939) in which the book is altered by a sorcerer to cast evil spells in the name of Satan during the summer of 1862.
	www.pjfarmer.com /woldnewton/Occult2.htm (614 words)

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	Pow Wow Book Book by Ammon Monroe Aurand, John George Hohman at Total-Caribbean.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The Pow Wow Book is a treatise on the art of healing by prayer and laying on of the hands, etc., practiced by the Pennsylvania-Germans and others; testimonials; remarkable recoveries; popular superstitions; etc. Also found within is an account of the famous "witch" murder trial at York, Pennsylvania.
		Hohman presents the complete collection of remedies and cures which were in popular use since 1820.
		The 'Pow Wow Book Book by Ammon Monroe Aurand, John George Hohman' and all other items from Amazon.com, are offered on the understanding that prices and availability may change at any time and are subject to Amazon.com's Conditions of use and sale.
	www.total-caribbean.com /Amazon_Pages/_Pow+Wow+Book_0766166740_z.asp (500 words)

	Folklore Magic
		A very large collection of folk-magic spells from various cultures contributed by hundreds of usenet posters since 1995, sub-divided by spell type, not by originating tradition; on-site search engine helps users locate information.
		John George Hohman's 1820 German-American magical receipt-book: its continuing influence on Appalachian and African-American herb and root doctors, examples of spells from the text, and an extensive bibliographic publishing history.
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	Find A Long Lost Friend (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		John George Hohman's "Pow-wows or the Long Lost Friend," seen here in an early 20th century reprint...
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