The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-15
With the Long Bop.
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pamstry of the foot is Of the latest The per-
fessers'' state positively that the lifeline the foot
starts at the base Of the big toe It travels under the ste
ending where long life Indicated far toward the
base Of the little toe If this lifeline broken IN the hollow
Of the foot it denotes illness in middle life it
ends the hollow Of the FOOT denotes death middle
life If you know what is going to happen to you
you should hasten and have hind foot read Some OF
young fellows to know fate accurately would
have hire professor read the foot Of the father OF
best girl.
NJ Gorky "the bitter,'' is being thru court Of
Justice in Russia. This is where the bitter gets bitten
Who was it sent "teacher'' that tcomicq"
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How would you to see the United States try
90 dig the Panama canal?
About the sweetest valentine know of is pound Of
real candy, not plaster in dnky little box tied with red
ribbon.
Topeka (Kan) paper is offering the prize Of piano
70 the most popular street conductor There
duco who will have to keep his hands at least passaby
clean.
As form of sport sacng out the ashes from the cellar
when the mercury is below will compete with
holding your best girls hand by moonlight
It is interesting to trace little further the wandering
footsteps Of Will H. Herman W. E. Maiden night editor
Of the American Associated Press at St. Paul. writes:
1n the latter part of the eighties S8 &c., when
presided the destnes of the hebox of the Manan
Times Will Hubbard Herman drfted into the office day.
claiming to represent the Northwest Magazine. He wrote
about half column of blank Mandan putting it
up touched the editor for so cents and ourneyed onwes
ward.'
The following is from the Bismarck Tribune
Back in the early eighties, when all was boom
and bluff in Bismarck and turnout North Dakota,
there to this ctyto the Tribune editorial force
Of those bright minds the publisher of this
hosh fort,,
tme-Will Hubbard Herman. pessimist of the most
pronounced type, Halter Of religion and society," al
most human wreck back in those days-on the verge
Of nsanity-he nevertheless wrote some good verse;
wonderful prose. He lasted but brief period
and resumed his vocaton-a tramp Journalistic de-
bauch It that from bad to worse his journey
finally ended in the poorhouse at Memphis, Tenn
where he died last month. What an aggregation Of
celebrities have at stage in their journey, tarred
IN North Dakota-in Bismarck.
A Kansas City throat specialist claims that it is a
physiological truth and not libel that talk more
faster and than This is to the fact thai
while they smaller than their tongues larger
better developed.
The tongue of five feet is a quarter of an
inch longer and weighs fraction Of than that
of six feet two said the physician IT examined
the tongues Of hundreds of and women and in
to the question of sze have found that the tongue
is more muscular and supple than the mans.
The average woman enunciates rapidly and cor
recty than the and can learn to speak
egn language with greater facility
Granting that these facts thew are stated t. max
still be question for the anaonoist logcan as
to whether the better and fluent enunoation of the
ladies due to the better tongue development or whether
the physical development not itself due the fluent anG
freer Of the member the developed by exercise
But Notwithstanding the physical fact the
efficient quantitative conversationalist?
In college class Of fifty sixty young fellows
OF the quetes Of the bunch, who talked any
other student, named Shaw AS form Of compulsory
exercise it optional with the boys whether they tool
military drill gymnasium AS the military drill seemed
to involve less movement days, large number oil
the students chose that form of entertainment Among then
silent friend Shaw, Notwithstanding the fact that hi
wore tight shoes and proud of the small size of feet
One day. in grounding arms, he dropped the butt Of m
Springfield musket his The young fellows reputa
ton for tacty lost. His language was not on],
painful and free but it assembled great volume anc
fervency No could have broken into the monooe
1T made deep impression all hearers and filled thu
theological element Of the class with gloomy doubts as
their felowsuden's future When man once breaks thu
bounds he will walk roughshod thru and any woman
conversation.
But rule he doesn't keep it up as long.
"A. j. R.
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