TYPHOO TEA
Founder John Summer
dai fu, Chinese for doctor
Tea, as medicine
TYPHOO TEA
Founder John Summer
dai fu, Chinese for doctor
Tea, as medicine
PANACHE
Flamboyant manner
Comes from a plume of feathers
Peacock style display
TARADIDDLE
Means a petty lie
used to embellish stories
No harm meant by them
KITCH
Art that appeals to
undiscriminating taste,
of tawdry design.
CHOCKABLOCK
A nautical term
when blocks drawn close together
permit no movement
Note: Originally chock and block, part of the tackle on rigged sailing ships
PANACEA
Universal cure
An answer for all problems
Not always the case
BREVILOQUENT
Concise or terse style
He was a man of few words
barking out orders
He has seen red skies
both morning and evening
He is my shepherd
QUAMBA, Kanabec County Minnesota
formerly Mud Creek
changed to an Ojibway word
Quamba means mud hole
KOO CHI CHING, Koo Chi Ching County, Minnesota
Sounds Chinese some say
but these are Ojibway words
The place of inlets
Note: The inlets being on Rainy lake and the Rainy River
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