Ries Builds Niche with Exotic Food Line and Hummingbird Plan
Chicago based magnate Max Ries of Reese Finer Foods reveals ambitions to breed hummingbirds for a unique canned product line. He cites success with French fried worms, barbecued muskrat, termite eggs, alligator soup, quail eggs, canned snails and fried grasshoppers. Ries notes growing American appetite for adventurous foods and recounts tasting nutria prepared in various styles. He also mentions a future canned nutria offering and an order from New York’s Waldorf Astoria.
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Max Ries
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Reese Finer Foods, Inc
C. Dale Weaver
Nutria Association
van Nuys
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Germany
Wisconsin
Kenosha County
New York
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Losing Baby Teeth Early Can Disturb Succeeding Set
The article, part of a National Children's Dental Health Week series, warns that losing a first tooth too soon causes adjacent teeth to drift and misalign the permanent teeth. It explains the role of space maintainers, how and when teeth eruption occurs, and emphasizes the keystone status of six year molars for the dental arch.
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the Gazette
Iowa State Dental Society
Salted termite eggs found in South America
A researcher reports locating a quantity of termite eggs in South America. He described the eggs as salted and served like caviar, noting the unusual preparation and eating method.
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South America
Meet Charlie Clement Newest Page in Congress
Charlie Clement Jr, a 14 year old congress page, arrives with height and humor. He is noted for coffee runs and fetching papers while aiming for Harvard pre law after earning high school credit. The Alabama Memphis background and Gore nomination anchor this portrait of a precocious young aide.
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Charlie Clement
Washington
Charles Clement, Jr
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Charlie
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Senate
Albert Gore
Pappy
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Washington State
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Page Boys
Clement
Harvard
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Charlie the Younger
Mechanized age reaches the martini bartender
Hal Boyle reports on a pushbutton cocktail era led by Eustace Scannell who designed a metal liquor meter to standardize drinks. The device aims to cut spillage and pilferage, claiming a perfect martini uses 3.5 parts gin to 1 part vermouth, with precise pours and minimal ice water dilution.
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Eustace Scannell
Alcohol Tax Unit
Internal Revenue Bureau
Boston
Scannell
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