Popular Expressions and Phrases. This daily feature comprises an illustrated explanation of the origin of various popular expressions and phrases, figures of speech and historical references and allusions. HOW IT By Paul K JSerdanier ‘f Ip m m, Sr On The Treadmill THIS TERM FOR ENDLESS, WEARY LABOR WITHOUT REWARD COMES • FROM THE TREADMILLS IN ENGLISH PRISONS, FIRST USED IN BRETON JAIL, 1 BIT. 55®£ Cape Horn THIS CAPE |S NOT NAMED FOR ITS SHAPE, BUT FOR. HOORNE, HOLLAND, NATIVE TOWN OF SHONTEN, A DUTCH SAILOR WHO FIRST DOUBLED THE TIP OF SOUTH AMERICA. MONDAY: The Pacific Ocean; The Kernel of a Nut,
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Waikato Times, Volume 116, Issue 19451, 15 December 1934, Page 9
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