Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-11-11

+ unique musical tour1 1nerlt iii Skies,
+ the main features Of the gram being
comp music the perform
!. ance 81 national dances and the decla-
!. ma ion 81 poetry comp sed on the spur
Of the moment lstevjing( Olav Huru1n,
! from Sci ord, though s0syears ole, par
ticipated in the dance and was award
hed an extraordinary. prize. The girls
/ also received prizes for dancing. B s..
= The Norwegians, in time past, have
had the reputation Of being people of
monumcntallys sound and strong teeth,
This merit was to he found partly
the nature Of the food itself, but chiefly
in the universal use of the so-called
| '.Aat-brcad,n 81. thin, dry, hard waters.
made of oatmeal and water. Like SO.
many other venerable ancient institY-
tions, ''flat-breadn' has been ruthlessly
swept away BY modern customs, rye
bread Of, different makes and grades
| taking its place. The change perhaps
involves q; saving Of time, for it takes
mighty amount of vigorous chewing TO-
| make up a square meal of fiat bread"
But what is gained in the shape Of
time is. alas, lost in the shape Of teeth.
a dentist Of extensive practice says the
change in the teeth Of the people in
the past two decades is simply astound-
ling. Very many children have tooth
ache before they reach their: teens;:
quite anumber of them have full sets.
of false teeth before they have a COM
mon school education; and teeth are
often looked Upon by their owners ASA
nuisance to be gotten rid of, the sooner
the better. According to the same au-
7thority, the general use of sour rye
bread is chief responsible for the de-
cay of the teeth of the rising genera
ton. Bjornstjerne Bjornson and
others arc advocating the appointment
of dentists to inspect and repair the
teeth Of the school children so many
times a year, and tie proposition seems
to be favorably received, especially in
the cities The city children suffer the
most, but even in the remotest rural
districts the teeth of the present gen.
Grafton are much. inferior to those Of
previous generations 5s
The snow was two feet deep on the
mountains around Tromsoz the 13thEof
October. i &SE##$S&5 r a.:
II There are fourteen canneries, in Sta
-vanger.. and a syndicate Of Norwegian
Americans will build two new ones. IS IS
T The increase of the number of school
children in, Kristiania is about 2, 00oA
year. $5>55:E ~ }j!#f# S'SzA GO: e.. Is.
- The next international peace cor
Igress will be held in ,Kristiania in the
summer Of 1900. - y s. ! 4 ,9aEsxz ~ u
+ Your stamp fend does not spare even
little Norway. Alta public auction.fn
/ Kristiania, 1888 out # total Of as
postage stamps were sold: for $3.50.
i The, highest price paid for any single
stamp was $50. 40. !. 5sT III 81. 5ls
FL i-ss= =+:.:' ,s: S. DENMARK. S.: ~
The railways will carry bicycles g
baggage in the future, as well a. in the
lpast; but henceforth, only, the wheels
will come under this rule mot the
lamps, air pumps, registers etc.,as was
the custom heretofore. 'EsEs Eti# .7..S& s.
IF A Copenhagen business man who oe-
casionally tempts the goddess Of for
tune by gambling, met q. couple OF
smooth acquaintances in restaurant
one evening. He was also introduced
to q man he did not know, and who
was designated as IMAM from Jyl.
land" One Of the gamblers took the
business man aside and suggested that
the latter play . game of Billiardswith
the clyde" who.was recommended as
a man with a mighty long purse, and
the business man said he would pay
the man who made the proposition q
few dollars in case the "Jyde" could BE
induced to take the game. The :Jyde''
was only too willing sto play,sand the
| first stake was $50. The sbnsiness man
won the first game; hut soon lis luck
was reversed, and@in the course Of tie
Encxt two hours he lost oyer seven thou!
sand dollars. Afterwards he found out
4 that his acquaintances.z had copspired
with the alleged {, "a heece him,
i and the fact that he wa.s thus optyyiitted
/ proyokcs him more than the less 81 the
filthy seven thousand ollars 81
g The city eouneil :of Gogppenhala.e n ~ ~
solved tostax the new g lephone com.
kpany -, 6o0 year, lb,nt Bard
the minister Of the Interior. has grant
j ed the telephone comp any ffranchise
(which exempts the oonnp
ation. An interest innlgs lsWys 6 IS s.
fpected to settle Till diiapslt
The municipaE Rpser 1anez. 81 Gdpe,il
hagen demands snow losnEoff .p0Geoo.
Mundus the iWorlkfs tlSs p1.pu1
name Of new INSURANCE. companisfor
I,children. The capital stock is $3.50, 200,
land attempts will be made to do busi-
mess in foreign countries. so
IA foot passenger Immediately after
;Ecrossing j street car track IN Copenl
'Ehagen, was struck ~ Wheelman ana
Ithraown against an electric car He
was Immediate taken TO = hospital
lint died rithop wing gained: 90 ~
Isciousne9s- 3. w
The Thing IL eamship conpsny
:Ihas been @ comp gobbled mp ~
fthe United Ste anslhip aconnpany 6
n6thinl 1smains ofssitrFbnt the name d
I5fheIsteamer Thingvalla. ssEs&
/, iie q agrs
4 pEacticaly "a NJ ttllIlf the apxviiyini
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