From The Australian Women's Weekly, 1935.

From Barnard's 1894 yearbook.

"Witchcraft calling?"  From the Bombay Sunday Chronicle, 1936.

From Positive Magic by Marion Weinstein.

Were your own relatives hanged in Salem, or were they merely well-endowed?  The headline reads, "My relatives were hung in Salem."  From Fate Magazine, 1990.

From The Devil, Demonology and Witchcraft by Henry Ansgar Kelly, 1968.

"Witchcraft alive, well and practising."  From Gateway, 1982.  Here's how to check your work: The Pencil Witch.

"Too many frauds getting to the act.  Dark age for witchcraft."  From The Aberree, 1956.  

From Mothers News, 2010.

From Olivet Nazarene's 1979 yearbook.

From The Gateway, 1974.

"These several nights there has been a comet in the sky."  From Frightful Plays by Charles Brooks, 1922.

Here's some occult mathematics from The Witch Family by Eleanor Estes and illustrated by Edward Ardizzone.  See Presumptive Conundrums: Rhetorical Math Questions + Answers.

From The Supernatural by Lionel Alexander Weatherly, 1891.  (Via TheFugitiveSaint.)

The scan is atrocious and the scene is pandemonium, but if you noticed the witch right off then you might possess untapped powers.  From Unknown, 1942.

From Weird Tales, 1943.

"What the fates hold."  From Butler's 1904 yearbook.  See How to Hoodoo Hack a Yearbook.

"Dolls with a history -- and a mystery."  From Spellbound. 1976.  (Courtesy of Archive.org.)

From Cine-Mundial, 1929.