Banana Republic(ans); Always room for dessert (1965)

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BANANA REPUBLIC(ANS)

BANANA REPUBLICANS--29,500 Google hits, 1,640 Google Groups hits

   We discussed "banana republic" in November 2002.  Michael Quinion found a
citation from O. Henry's CABBAGES AND KINGS (1904).  The CHICAGO TRIBUNE has
additional early citations for "banana republic"--from O. Henry.
   The Republicans are coming to New York soon, and I've been hearing "banana
Republican."


)PROQUEST HISTORICAL NEWSPAPERS) ("banana republic")
    1.  The Flag Paramount
O Henry. Chicago Daily Tribune (1872-1963). Chicago, Ill.: May 6, 1906. p. E4
(1 page):
   In the constitution of this small, maritime banana republic was a
forgotten section providing for the maintenance of a navy.

    2.  Money Maze.; MR. FLYNN'S STORY.
O Henry. Chicago Daily Tribune (1872-1963). Chicago, Ill.: May 13, 1906. p.
E4 (1 page)

    3.  JOHN MOISANT Baker's Boy, Soldier of Fortune Air Man.; How the Youth
Who Kneaded Dough in Chicago Not Many Years Ago Led Central American Revolts,
Captured Cities and Finally Became an Aeronaut of International Repute
Chicago Daily Tribune (1872-1963). Chicago, Ill.: Dec 4, 1910. p. G1 (1 page)


    4.  Other 9 -- No Title
Chicago Daily Tribune (1872-1963). Chicago, Ill.: Dec 20, 1911. p. 14 (1
page)

    5.  O. HENRY'S EXIT LIKE HIS STORIES; While He Lay Coffined in the the
Church a Wedding Party Fluttered Up -- and Fled
New York Times (1857-Current file). New York, N.Y.: Jan 7, 1912. p. BR3 (1
page)

    6.  2,250 MARINES WILL MARCH IN LOOP TOMORROW; final Plans for City's
Formal Welcome Are Announced.
Chicago Daily Tribune (1872-1963). Chicago, Ill.: Aug 22, 1919. p. 13 (1
page)


(PROQUEST HISTORICAL NEWSPAPERS) ("banana Republicans")
On Language The Word From Eejay; Banana Republican Gosh Darn
By William Safire. New York Times (1857-Current file). New York, N.Y.: Apr
15, 1979. p. SM3 (1 page)


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   Salisbury Times  Thursday, February 13, 1958 Salisbury, Maryland
...United Fruit, BANANA republics, or the BANANA REPUBLICANS of yesteryear,
figs.....century about settling elections in BANANA republics with Catling
guns. You..

   Salisbury Times  Thursday, February 13, 1958 Salisbury, Maryland
...You could say I was raised as a; BANANA REPUBLICAN, 'meaning that'
if.....With no malice for United Fruit, BANANA republics, or the BANANA..

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THERE'S ALWAYS ROOM FOR DESSERT

ALWAYS ROOM FOR DESSERT--497 Google hits, 56 Google Groups hits

   A popular food saying.


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 Post Crescent  Wednesday, December 01, 1965 Appleton, Wisconsin
...Pineapple Peach Apricot There's ALWAYS ROOM FOR DESSERT SPARKLE GELATIN
6-Oz.....C 14 DO WE TAKE YOUR PATRONAGE FOR GRANTED? NO, INDEED' Start Your..

 Valley News    Thursday, November 10, 1977 Van Nuys, California
...Minty pine fluff There's ALWAYS ROOM FOR DESSERT when it's this
cool.....into gelatin mixture. Pour inio 6 to 8 DESSERT dishes and chill until firm..

   Times Recorder   Friday, May 13, 1977 Zanesville, Ohio
...Minty-Pine Walnut Fluff There's ALWAYS ROOM FOR DESSERT when it's this
cool.....chairman. Jeffrey K. Risner. organist FOR St. Jaaies" FOR seven years,
will..

 News   Friday, August 30, 1996 Frederick, Maryland
...by number. Of course, there's ALWAYS ROOM FOR DESSERT. Christine had a
piece.....it comes to martial-arts paydirt Chan ALWAYS delivers. Happily, he
avoids the..

 Frederick Post     Friday, August 30, 1996 Frederick, Maryland
...by number. Of course, there's ALWAYS ROOM FOR DESSERT. Christine had a
piece.....it comes to martial-arts paydirt Chan ALWAYS delivers. Happily, he
avoids the..

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OT:  FOOD NETWORK & PEANUT BUTTER, HAMBURGERS

   The Food Network had a quiz on who invented "peanut butter."  Four choices
were given.  The "correct" answer was "a doctor."
   In Andrew F. Smith's PEANUTS (2002), pg. 31:  "Others claim that an
unknown medical professional in Saint Louis invented peanut butter in 1890."
   This is the information age.  Why does every piece of crap like this exist
and flourish?
   For THE SECRET LIFE OF HAMBURGERS, the host visited Louis Lunch and
Hooters.  Some secrets.  The viewers were uncritically presented with four hamburger
origination theories.  Then, after that brief minute, viewers saw ten minutes
of the host delivering hamburgers on roller skates.



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