The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-26
How to Be Happy and Tall.

now 10 De HAPPY ana Aa1A.
go H, to be thought of many many
~ grownup who cannot grow any more, well Of
Juniors We to think that alone set
tied this matter of height And perhaps she did the
old but science to-day that nature be
and more generous proportions.
Japs be tall. Most short women want to be
tall Likewise all short And also the small girls and
boys sometimes. Japs they small be-
they have crouched mats for many ages so
they beginning children in chairs at school
and at home, have discovered increase in
height already generations that
Blu all time It is hardly comfort to the
who wishes with all his neart TO De TALL
that his his grandson VIII be OF greater
clever scientist of Chicago the city "here an
things are said grow big invented special
food, lecithin warranted with great big w 10
people least 60 cent faster than they
otherwise those indulge in who
grown the children who understood at ten
frequently six feet at fifteen and imagine the
ecithn with these Even tho little understood
Tommy to burly enough to be on the
football team he might object to sevenoot he'eht as
grownup
Mere height is not the most telling thing in life after
ALL Many of the worlds very greatest soldiers and
other lines of work have been understood 1t
have muscles, of course but IN the real work Oh
life, brains that count:
OF all absurd wholly proceedings
of the INDUCED school children OF Detroit
Mich recently is certainly the worst. A favorite
teacher dismissed and they wished to show their sym
no+bv with him, They could have done much
serespecting effective way than by IN
force throwing and acting generally in such
dsordery the sendins In OF the riot call
They eighth grade pupils and be supposed to know
lust what they doing. Something must be lacking
nsh schoo nave
disregard for law
So far no steps taken toward rebuilding the
campane Of ST. which fell little over year ago.
Those who have power dictate in the matter have
tried to compel the architects build the old
foundations AS old and or less eaten
by age and the plaster used IN oloen tnes
has been seriously impaired by the actlon OF water Inc
architects first chosen rake the work.
knowing that thus built would not unite with the
would topic over at the
confuson worse regns where once the pride
of Venice stood.
Our cousins across Atlantic racking their brains
for new name applied only to the citizens OF that
norton of America United States At present
necessarily any visitor from the
should be concern telt over th 50
the neople Of the concerned Tor
anywhere abroad the citizen Of the United
ca distinct in nationality that except to the very
itizen Of other country in world whether
canadian Mexican South American
Carrier pigeons lost their standing as being the
fastest movers world Of animate life Autonooles
have teppled them their high estate Recent tests IN
France showed automobiles carrying NAH couo make
distance Of 37S the rate Of eighty ana a. nan
ho,r covered That same distance
at the rate miles an hour But tneh: au.o-
hiae demand the favorable Of roads to make this
or go any great distance while the pigeons are Whoy
INDEPENDENT either good OF bad
All nraise to that general who recently sent
soldier to prison thirty days for kicking horse he