Millard County Chronicle | 1917-11-01 | Page 3 | Origin of Superstitions

Origin of Superstitions Mans Man's curiosity Is in excess of his power to Interpret and understand nd Consequently he guesses nn and when he guesses wildly and and as as It seems to oth oth- ers era probably of later inter date Inaccurately his guess is called a superstition tion writes J. J Arthur Hill In Chambers Chambers Cham Chain bers hers Journal Owing to the Innate conservatism of human nature a superstition may maylinger maylinger maylinger linger long after alter Its origin Is completely com corn forgotten forgotten and after people have clearly seen that there Is no rational evidence for the tiling thing believed belleve 1 This applies to customs of all aU sorts orts