The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-29
SUNDAY GLOBE CHANCES.

| SUNDAY GLOBE CHANCES.
The policemen say the lily pond at
Como park is the most photographed spot
| of all the many attractive places In that
1 delightful resort.
This would be the time for spirit me-
diums. clairvoyants, hypnotists, mind
readers, seers, theosoph;sts and occults
to establish themselves by giving the
anxious world an idea of the situation in
| -Pekin.
/ 1t is a safe prediction that one-third
! of the seating capacity of the churches
of the Twin Cities will not be occupied
today. The people will be out In the
! groves-"GCd's first temples
Do you know that in thirty states
! OF this Union a married woman has no
! legal right to her children; that in six
teen states she has no right to her
earnings outside of her home: that in
! eight states she has no right to her own
| property after marriage?
| 1t is said that cyclone caves or storm
cellars are only to be found In localities
which have suffered from these terrors of
| the air. and this in face Of the fact that
! no community has been known to suffer
! twice from a cyclone.
The spreading of sweet clover over tho
! West Is something in line of the weed
| pests that Is not especially Objectionable
! 1t confines itself mainly to the roadsides.
/ is fragrant when in bloom, affords food
fer bees, and like other clovers is a good
/ fertilizer
James Neill, well known to our theater
! goers, opered an engagement at the opera
| house Ill Honolulu. June %, for four
| weeks. His was the first engagement
! there since the plague visitation last
| fall he is said to have had good busi-
| ness.
| Every year the country seems to be
! getting nearer to servant girl famine.
| and the problem of providing substitute
| is far from solution
! There seems no doubt but that smoking.
| especially cigarettes, is harmful Boys
| addicted to cigarettes stand no chance
| of getting into West Point or Annapolis
as military and naval students. In
/ France the use of tobacco in any form
has been prohibited in government
schools.
Dr. Ohage. of the St Paul department
| OF health, is deserving of a new century
medal for establishing the Harriet island
swimming baths No spot outside of
| Como park is being more favorably com
| nended by visitors than this splendidly
arranged river swimming hole" Take
| walk some evening along West Third
! street and look at it.
Our young stamp collecting friends
| need not fear that the supply will run
| short no ko
| world have made and are making no less
than 100000 different kinds of postage
and revenue stamps.
This is the greatest food producing
nation in the world and yet no country
| is suffering more from the aduIteration
| of food products.
1t is said that no country makes and
sells so many finger rings as the United
states The wearing of finger rings is
very ancient, and their history is interest
ing. Collectors have divided rings into no
less than seventy-five different classes.
A st. Paul school teacher has these
noble words written on a card and
pinned to the door of her school room;
so enter,
That thou mayest become
MORE learned and thoughtful
SO depart,
That thou mayest become
More useful to thy country and mankind -
There are fashions in words as in other
things, and the sturdy old terms ''fa-
ther and mother" are coming into
more general use instead of papa, -
pa, daddy" ina and mamma -
among the children, a fad due to tbe
kindergarten, which also Is intoxicating
many other pleasant civilities
This is the height of the season for
the common house fly This familiar
! object has wings which when producing
! the well known hum vibrate, it is esti-
mated, at the lively rate of $500 times a
second. 1t has six feet, each with double
pads, and each covered with 200 or more
hollow hairs filed with adhesive ma
terial and at each step it is literally
glued fast.
Advertisements of Strengthening rem
| edies" are common, but no drug has
| ever been discovered which distinctly
adds force to the body when taken. 1t
may stimulate temporarily Natures
greatest remedies are air, sunshine, rest.
sleep and water. A day out at a lake
side will do more good to a tired man
than a whole bottle of medicipe
Minnesota Is blessed with an abund-
ance of water, one Of natures valuable
prescriptions, the value of which is not
fully appreciated by everybody It's value
as a drink and for the bath is not sufi-
GENTLY understood.
AS long as men and women fear light
| ming just SO long will there be a field for
lightning rod agents and a chance for
trickery.
Some may complain of the warm
weather and sunshine these days, but
let every one remember that sunshine Is
an Indispensable element in natures
pharmacopoeia. All vigor comes from
the SUM- Sunshine is the foe of con-
tagton. 1t draws away fogs and damps
! and makes sweet and pure the unwhoIe-
some places.
The Minnesota State band now playing
at Como park, is ranking right UP with
the best professional bands In the coun-
try in the opinion of experts and lovers
or harmony.