Word: cook
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Seventeen companions in crime read my copy, including the famous Dr. Cook of North Pole fame, the Yellow Kid, whose mysterious ways gained him millions, S. E. J. Cox of oil world fame and Big Tim Murphy liked to read...
...Heat in a double boiler, add yolks of three eggs slightly beaten and mix with one-third cup granulated sugar and one-fourth teaspoon salt. Cook until it thickens...
...receipt was broadcast. Then came the question: "What dish is that, then? What is the name of the dish just described?" To make it easier, listeners-in were warned, a few minutes before the receipt was given, to despatch one of their number to the kitchen and fetch the cook. It was felt that an able cook could cry out: "Coffee souffle!" after hearing it described...
...brother, Curtis Dwight Wilbur, is U. S. Secretary of the Navy. When the Secretary was the unpresumptuous, scholarly Chief Justice of California (before President Coolidge drew him to be the naive Secretary), University President Wilbur enjoyed many a tasty meal at the Justice's California home. Mrs. Wilbur cooked the meals herself then. She likes to cook; and although she has as yet made no recipe famed, like Mrs. Coolidge's coffee souffle, (TIME, Feb. 14), her coffee cake, whiffed from the oven, is tantalizing...
...best New Yorkese of the twentieth century. Johnny Dooley carried off the comedy honors in this, and the singing was by far the best of the evening. Another Dooley production, his strong man act, was quite a bright spot until it died from over-exposure. Joe Cook's chief contribution to the evening's entertainment, and one which did much to justify his headliner abilities, was his interpretative reading of an incident in the life of little Johnny Skunk or perhaps it was one of the other Little Folks. Miss Del Faust did well in a song and dance role...