Word: meals
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Chickadee. The chemist is kidnaped by Russian agents even before the big food companies steal his Nutro formula, and turn it to a fast buck with Piksnak ("why bother with that old-fashioned picnic lunch-basket") and Sportnutrine ("attached to the belt . . . in a handy metal kit") and Quik-Meal ("the two-second lunch for America's busiest executives...
...Ingram of the Illustrated London News once replied: "The chef does not go out with his gun to shoot the pheasant. He does not gather the strawberries and pick the peas. But he knows where the best are to be found and he can combine [them] into a perfect meal. That is the function of the editor...
Last week, as he celebrated his 50th anniversary as editor of the world's oldest picture magazine, plump, jolly Chef Ingram was performing the neat feat of turning out a tasty and tasteful journalistic meal without spice. "Whatever success we've had," says 73-year-old Captain (World War I) Ingram, "has been due to a policy of romance without sensation...
Come, come, Editors, can't you think of any other advantages? The contraction of a new Varsity Club to re-instituted a training table is as eccentric as building a new restaurant when one wants the same meal...
...also announced that the present Grad dining hall would close in early June, so that its facilities can be transferred to the Graduate Center. Grad students will be given the opportunity of ending their meal contracts or eating at the Union...