Word: salts
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...heat. Sucaryl, says Abbott, has the edge over saccharin in both these respects: it does not taste bitter and it can be cooked just like sugar. Canned goods and preserves sweetened with it will be sold through health food stores. Abbott offers one warning: since it is a sodium salt, people with kidney troubles should use it only on a doctor's advice...
...Paris, surrealist Artist Salvador Dali complained that the U.S., which he had just visited, was no place for an artist: "The light . . . is no good. The food . . . is barbaric. They just pour on the salt and pour on the tomato catsup...
...April 24 article on Governor Lee of Utah . . . states in effect that the Bureau of the Budget was concerned because "Utah wasn't spending enough money, wasn't drawing her full allowance of Federal grants-in-aid," and that soon "an investigator was winging his way toward Salt Lake City to find out what was the trouble...
...Governor's mansion at Salt Lake City, Utah rode a cowboy on a pinto pony last month. The cowboy was Denver Post Reporter Robert Fenwick, masquerading in chaps and ten-gallon hat. To amused Governor J. Bracken Lee he presented one silver spur and an invitation to come to Denver to pick up the other one. Twelve times during the month Cowboy Fenwick and his pony (carted around in a truck) repeated the stunt at other state capitols in what Post Editor and Publisher Edwin Palmer Hoyt likes to call the "Rocky Mountain Empire...
...Salt Lake Line...