Arizona republican

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nvddv’s blouse.”

Into thread-like form, usually for

ornamental purposes, is called spun

butter.

Q. Jus* what countries ars in

cluded in Latin-America? —H. D. F.

A. Latin-America distinguishes a

group of 20 republics—Argentina,

Bolivia. Brazil. Chile, Columbia,

Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Re

public, Ecuador, Guatemala, Haiti,

Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Pana

ma, Paraguay, Peru, Salvador, Ura

guay and Venezuela.

Q. What are the symptoms of

mountain sickness?— N. O. R.

A. At first effects of anoxaemia,

or mountain sickness, the skin be

comes rather dry and the digestive

processes are deranged; then follow

lassitude, loss of appetite, aversion

to all forms of physical effort and

drowsiness.

Q. Why do we have to many

“Troy” laundries?—D. G. Y.

A. The city of Troy, N. Y., the

birthplace of the collar, cuff and

shirt industry, was practically th«

home, and for many years the cen

ter of the steam laundry interests of

tho country The name has been used

by hundreds of laundries in various

parts of the United States and is

even seen abroad.

Q. Who was “the Bayard of th*

Revolution?—l. R. E.

A. What Washington called his

“intrepidity bordering on rashness’’

won the sobriquet for John Laurens

of South Carolina, who was killed In

a skirmish on the Combahee river,

S. C.

Q. What is the average coat of

the automobiles in use?

A. The National Automobile

Chamber of Commerce says that 70

per cent of all cars in use were PUJ>

chased for less than 11,000 and 9o

per cent for less than $2,000.

Q. What is the mathematical

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Arizona republican. (1922). Phoenix, Ariz., 1922-06-16. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84020558/1922-06-16/ed-1/?sp=4

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Arizona republican, 1922-06-16.