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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-25
A Culinary Debate

There has been much discussion among southern newspapers as to the exact shade of difference between Johnny cake and hoe cake. There have been publishd many diverse communi cations from housewives upon the sub iect. and the amiable controversy has ragged in type from the Potomac to the Rio Grande. The Norfolk Landmark summarizes some of these opinions. and undertakes to end the debate with this authoritative decision, which will be of interest to many culinary experts:
 The johnny cake and the hoe cake are both made of corn meal and baked. The johnny cake is more elaborate. that $ all. A hoe cake is composed of meal water, and salt, and is so named because it used to be baked on a hoe, A johnny cake may be made with milk instead of water, and may have other variations, except as to the basis of
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-25
A City of Hills and Floods.

Pttsburg has long suffered material damage, often accompanied by the loss of life, from floods in its two rivers After much consideration, flood com. mission has reported in favor of build ing walls along the river fronts and filling in the low lands. Plans for i'm provement are contingent upon waivers of damages by property holders. But the newspapers of that city point out that property owners will, in reality, be benefited, as will the city at large. Material for the filling will be obtained from cutting down the "hump," pain fully familiar to all who are forced to climb it, as is great portion of the dwellers in Pittsburg every day Other plans are proposed, but they are all supplemental to the one indicated The daily transient population of Pitts burg is very large, and will spread the news of the improvement far and wide Its hills and it's floods have together been deterrent to its domestic develop ment
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-25
THE COMMON HOUSE FLY

Have you noticed any particular diminu- tiOn of the house fly r. Memphis Conner cia-Appeal.
 Not of the one who thinks he has date witI us about 4:30 o'clock every morning.
 Flies have been fewer this summer than for many years. They must have heard those warnings from the scientists and have taken to the woods.-Boston Globe. Possibly but they left behind a fairly com petent army of occupation.
 In spite of all the magazines can do. there are still two or three flies here and there.-Cleveland Leader.
 What! There, tool
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-25
Socialistic Music

An Englishman walking in Manches- ter was handed circular. which read. in part: Under socialism we should
 have twelve bands of music playing six hours day in rity like Man chester We should only have to work seven hours day and have whole week s holiday once every two months. Every household would have goods, not money, to the present value of f4 week income, more or less, in proportion to family. We should have q foretaste of heaven hence and now v
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-25
OF PASSING INTEREST

have runners stationed at the ferry slip across from Philadelphia to direct to his parsonage any couples who look ed as though they were bent upon mat rimony. The lawmakers south of the British border have awakened to the fact that psychology cannot be chained, even for sociological purposes that may seem desirable in theory.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-25
Our Control of the Caribbean

An American observer 'in Panama calls renewed attention to the hold of the United States upon the Caribbean sea after only a few years of effort whereas England needed two centuries to acquire its partial control of the Mediterranean. The nearest British island to Panama is Jamaica. 300 miles away, and its commerce has been al most paralyzed since the earthquake Its inhabitants even complain of Brit ish neglect, and look to the United States for betterment The French islands of Martinique and Guadaloupe are too distant from Colon to be re- garded.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-25

meal. Anything made of four and pre- tending to be either a johnny cake or a hoe cake is an impostor. It may be eatable, but it is not johnny cake or johnny cakes little brother. The johnny cake, of course, gets its name from the fact that it is so easily con structed that it was originally dubbed n journey cake, and journey was colloquialized into johnny.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-25
What! There, tool

As a remedy for the attacks of the house fly and the mosquito the department of agriculture recommends mixture of oil of cedar. oil of citroneIle, and oil of camphor, placed upon a rag and laid across the face. The IIafayette Courier, speaking from experience, says that the smell of the preventive is worse than the bite of the insect, and 1t asserts that there is really nothing better than the old household remedy, ''Swat 'em." Whenever the swat 'em'' remedy is successfully applied recur- rent attack by the same insect is effectualIy barred
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-25
LET YOUR PAPER FOLLOW YOU

The Silver Belt 'ciH be mailed upon request to subscribers leaUing tue city during the sum- mer months Change Of address wW be made aS frequently as desired; notices Of such chamge should giOe both the old and neaU address. Call ct tue office or phone any change you a0iSh be- fore ledvng the city. The subscription rate is the same out Of tOWn as in the city.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-25

The New York Globe of recent date winds up an article concerning Thomas F.. Watson and Thomas Jefferson with the words, Poor rhom- as." We are not sure which Thomas the Globe means but Thomas w. certainly has one mark ed advantage over Thomas J.-Thomas w. is alive and kicking
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-25

A democratic tariff conferee to the body poll tic appears to be of even less importance than the vermform appendix to the human body The latter, while physically useless, may, at least become excessively annoying at times.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-25

We admire the evidence of certain quality of common sense displayed ny the down-and- out shah, anyway. He declined to receive a delegation that wanted to notify him officially that he is no longer shah. He sent word that he already knew it.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-25

Mr. Taft put his foot down. says con temporary anent the presidents recent tariff utterances. He does not appear to have stepped on anybody's particular pet corn, however That is, not to hurt excessively
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-25

The ex-shah of Persia had ffty-nine separate kingly titles, which makes his present situation even more grimly amusing
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-25

The American Society of Chemical Research is fairly safe, we think, in assuming that the cheaper cuts of meats are frequently as nourish- ing as the more expensive cuts" The cheaper cuts, however, are even as mythical as the consumer, if not more so
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-25

King Edward recently thanked Birnng- ham bandmaster for playing Put Me Among the Girls" for his maiesty's benefit. The king has not progressed beyond the age where he IS able to appreciate good joke, apparently.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-25

"Aldrich never laughs when discussing the tariff, says magazine writer. He does. too; ; but in his sleeve, we think.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-25

Harry Thaw, it appears, and, perhaps, the other Thaws, have not lived too long to learn the truth of the old saying about that place which hath no fury like woman scorned.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-25

An Indiana man has invented a husking machine What happens when it strikes q red ear!
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-25

"What shall we do with our miIlionaires ?'' inquiries Hampton's Magazine. It would be even more interesting to know what our mil lionaires intend doing with us.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-25

The state of New Jersey was wise, perhaps, when it took advantage of Mr. Roosevelt s con spicuous absence to spring its proposition to tax baby carriages.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-25

Mir. Walter Welman probably will arrive at the north pole in time to advocate a safe and sane Christmas.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-25

'Ioung man, Go west, and rrigate, :" ad- vises the Chicago Post It would be super fluous to advise him not to go south for that purpose, probably!
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-25

Oh, ho Town named Rockefeller" wants to change it's name. Who said Senator ".Jetf'' Davis assaults on the octopus never would pro duce any results worth while!
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-25

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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-25


 should giOe both the old and neaO address. Call at the office or phone dny change yOu aOiSh be- fore ledving the city, Tue subscription rate is the same out Of toWn as m the city.
 An Indiana man has invented orn-husking machine. What happens when it strikes red ear!
 The ex-shah of Persia had fifty nine separate kingIy titles which makes his present situation even more grimly amusing
 Mir. Walter Welman probably will arrive at the north pole in time to advocate safe and sane Christmas.
 ''Petro butter!' Ugh What sor. of Stand ard Oil cheese do you suppose that fore shadows
 Harry Thaw, it appears, and perhaps, the other Thaws, have not lived too long to learn the truth of the old saving about that place which hath no fury like a woman scorned
 The state of New Jersey was wise, perhaps, when it took advantage of Mr. Roosevelt s con spicuous absence to spring its proposition to tax baby carriages.
 Oh, ho! Town named Rockefeller wants to change it's name Who said Senator ".Jeff'' Davis assaults on the octopus never would pro duce any results worth whiIe
 "loung man, Go west, and irrgate'" ad- vises the Chicago Post It would be super fiuous to advise him not to go south for that purpose, probably.
 The New York Globe of recent date winds up an article concerning Thomas F.. Watson and Thomas Jefferson with the words, '' Poor Trhom- as." We are not sure which Thomas the Globe means, but Thomas w. certainly has one mark ed advantage over Thomas J.-Thomas w. is alive and kicking
 A democratic tariff conferee to the body poll tic appears to be of even less importance than the vermiform appendix to the human body The latter, while physically useless, may, at least, become excessively annoying at times. King Edward recently thanked Birnling- ham bandmaster for playing Put Me Among the Girls" for his majesty's benefit The king has not progressed beyond the age where he IS able to appreciate good joke, apparently. The American Society of Chemical Research is fairly safe, we think in assuming that ''tle cheaper cuts of meats are frequently as nourish- ing as the more expensive cuts.' The cheaper cuts, however, are even as 'mythcal' as the consumer, if not more so.
 MT. Taft put his foot down. says a con temporary, anent the presidents recent tariff utterances. He does not appear to have stepped on anybody s particular pet corn, however. That is, not to hurt excessively.
 "What shall we do with our millionaires ?" inquiries Hamptons Magazine It would be even more interesting to know what our mil lionares intend doing with us.
 We admire the evidence of a certain oualitv of common sense displayed by the down-and- out shah. anyway He declined to receive a delegation that wanted to notify him officially that he is no longer shah He sent word that he already knew it.
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