The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-22
With the Long Bo,u
Master in Music Dscourages the clearinghouse Nightingale
by Announcing That the Singing Voice. Is Unborn and
Cannot Be Created-Quiet May Now Be Expected Three
Whoops Before Midnight.
Eye natures walks, shooi


freely give rs cents apiece clearinghouse Nightingale
could convinced of this elementary fact in music But re-
not brought about as simply as this number
of young who make hostile sounds by opening the
mouth and forcing wind thru the arynx think that the sing
inc voice may cultivated by doing the ercey and
often person Of this character make considerable
the world without being WITHIN twenty AeeI u e
singing voice . 49,
We wish say anything against the clearinghouse
where all done me butthere usually one lady on
the list Of future vocal distinction and VINO
has read somewhere that keeping everastngy at it brings
success The size Of her frame is entirely
with she makes Yes it is rather funny-for few
weeks After that you begin to tire Of it and long to 1--we
with the Indians
The tendency of humanity doubt its good renders
probable the statement that nobody ever tried to DO any
thing new without prophesyng that the
effort would be failure The probability that ne who
hears invention discovery of newly proposed
method Of accomplishing old result WILL after b11e1 con-
sderaon consideration at ALL cheerfuy volunteer the
statement that the thing will do, that the machine will
not work, the new method will prove failure
The early reapng and moving machines were forced 70
encounter an of prejudice that at the present day.
seems incredbe The first of the kind completed by NC
Cormick in 1884, little did he foresee the future be-
fore it that actually laid the device aside without even
obtaining patent satisfied that he could not overcome the
preudices of farmers. Not until 1884 did ne make an
other attempt secured patent but then and tor
years after he compelled to endure the r1dicue Oh e
rural press ceased making fun OF the unatlc VINO
thought grain could be cut and grass moved oy machinery
The farmers man, against it, The sickle was good
enough of hem here and there was progressive
enough use cyhe and CRADLE but the idea OF machine
drawn by cutting the grain entirely beyond their
comprehension Some Of the most amusing as we'll as dis
couragng experiences that called on to I'M
ereo fell of the inventor when he went out into
the country districts of Ohio to show his machine lie gen
orally the county fairs the seasons for the
trials always had attendance which, IN spite OIL the
fact that machine actually worked could not be con-
vinced by the evidence OF their own eyes, Ony VIII"
the development of the northwest and the great gram heds
that be cultivated by the ordinary means did the
machine finally achieve success.
North Dakota is trying to burn streak Of imported
Rockefeller bad that the Walsh county Record declares
that light sheds is about like that OF an African going
down cellar dark night to find black cat that ISM
there John to give Chicago university ouneh
shortly -.
Excelsior booming right along nights when Wayzata
that it going to have union depot and
First National bank Wavzaa has the Great Northern
which shows disposition to stop and let you OIL But
Excelsior has trolley and it is knowing when the
snotoneer will feel disposed to open the gates we had
friend who made mistake day aid got the trolley
car that runs Excelsior The motoman was mad at the
conductor and wouldn't open the gate for two days. Our
friend around like Mahomets coffin between heaven
and earth and finally rescued by reheI e2peolon anu
two fat policemen.
Of course if the car going make time to Excelsior it
stop every time wishes to read the bill
boards but people who hurry to get to the bedside
of dying Twentyseventh street and lind them
selves thrown violently from the at Hopkins begin to
feel perhaps they would have done better to have taken
the Great Northern to Wayzata and to have walked across
lots to Twenty-seventh street. ..-
For years the Great Northern did not seem to care
whether you got off at Wayzaa not In fact Mr. Hill dis
tncy discouraged your aghtng at this beautiful lake port
Wayzatans the early days who wanted to aght and found
that the train hesitate to nothing OF stop
ping used 60 the PLATFORM drag one foot to slow up
the train and then jump When the Great Northern saw
that it was being thwared heavier trains put and
tbe engineer crowded and slid thru the village with
The ease and facility Of Uncle Ezra nppng cracker at the
village grocery. :,
But all this has changed We are promised that
when the summer comes again neither the Great Northern
nor the trolley will put any obstacles in the way of your
getting off at Wayzata Excelsior tho they will not offer
you a prize to do So y '~..*~: $
Some Of us have always enjoyed the walk to the lake and
IL the public service corporations become too oppy they
will lose trade. a .. H.
sa-1 A WOODEN WAIsTCoAT. ss- 49,