The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-23
With the Long Bo,D
Eye walks flies"
Magnetic Man Of Minnesota Who Attracts Stoves Nails and
Other Iron Objects to His PersonVigorous Newspaper
Work Done by Some Stout Long Distance Liar, Who
Doesn't Care Who Knows It.
Eve natures walks, shoot folly

4 sTONISHED Mnnesoans read in the Chicago Chronicle
n last week incident that shows renewed activity on
the part of the LIE Suer liar close acquaintance OF his
1t is the tale of "a magnetic man. Jared Jewell and ne
lives Minnesota. year ago he struck by lightning
while hoeng potatoes his garden He not killed.
seriously injured but he was charged" When ne
carried into the house by his friends the hoe and rake
him they would have done to large Magnet
When Mr. JEWELS unconscious form brought into his
kitchen the stove Immediately got busy and drew Mr.
Jewell to it. He stuck fast and remained adherng firmly
there for nearly hour and long after he had recovered
consciousness and until the stove broken and picked
off him piece by piece The stove cold tho Mr. Jewell
might be excused for heat
We are told further that knives and forks stick to the
mans fingers that his watch runed and that light
objects when he passes spng up and attach themselves
to him. Children formed the habit of tossing nails and
pins his direction passed along the street. and they
all 'stuck.' few weeks ago CHS trouble eliminated in
his sticking fast to iron bench out in secluded portion
of the park and there he remained all night unable to
lease himself and ashamed to exhibit his plight by calling
for help This brought pneumonia, from which he is
still suffering, tho it is thought he will recover.
Mr., Jewell must possess iron constitution Nothing
short of this would be heavily charged Some Of
harbor the possibly unjust suspicion that the correspondent
is chargedtho not with electricity with soda water
farmer Washburn, N d. wouldn't dig his potatoes
last fall because he thought the price too low The fruit
Is selling there so CENTS and the farmer sometimes
stands behind the stall Of the horse hoping get
kicked for his folly T.,
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AS the editor of the Miller (S d. Sun stepped into the
mayors office last week stray dog that happened to be
there took without warming small piece of the editorial
dark meat The mayor threatened to shoot the offender
the editor returned good for evil persuaded the mayor
give the chance to reform and expresses the hope that
the incident will not again In these days Of ndg
nant dogs affair like this is not pleasant one.
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The Weather Map, ably edited by 7. S. Ouram, section
director Of the climate beautiful sight It is spotted
with hgh' and low' tho the suspicion is abroad that
QAppele Swift Current and Medicine Hat hold s'Jack''
and 'he game" Meantime the cold deck has been doing
business at Winnipeg and shedding influence southwark
in that makes the thrills up the back of the
while the chorle of the ice heard rising shrl
and clear by the lakeside.
writer in eastern paper the passing of the
old red damask tabecloth The old tablecoh ALWAYS
the impression of comfort and good cheer while the
white cloth stands for GOODNESS and formay and is sug
gestve Of the clothesine waving sfly snowdrft
Come again. old red table covering, with grandma pouring
the tea and seeing that young got an extra large
wedge of the kind Of pie that melted in your mouth!
"A. r