Chicken Noodle Soup (1907)

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IGNATZ FRISCHMAN, "HOT DOG ROLL" MAN--There are no Google hits for him. He's
not mentioned in the BROOKLYN EAGLE, through 1901.   Another discovery.  The
NYPL and BPL are both closed on Monday.  I went to the Brooklyn Historical
Society's web site, and it says that its library will re-open "in 2003."

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CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP

   Earlier "chicken noodle soup," from ancestry.com.  For some reason, there
were just one or two citations a year for about 15 years, not the usual
nothing one year, then trickle one year, then whole bunch the following year.



   26 November 1907, SANDUSKY STAR-JOURNAL (Sandusky, Ohio), pg. 6, col. 2:
   Yes, No, Yes!  Fritz says yes he will have Home made chicken noodle soup
Wednesday evening and Thanksgiving at The Pal st.


   7 December 1907, FORT WAYNE JOURNAL-GAZETTE (Fort Wayne, Indiana), pg. 2,
col. 3:

   Chicken Noodle Soup at Pud's Place all day and evening.  1416 Calhoun
street.


   29 March 1913, FORT WAYNE SENTINEL (Fort Wayne, Indiana), pg. 2, col. 1:
   Mrs. Schumacher prepared at her own home chicken noodle soup for the
entire company and sent it over ready to serve.


   5 September 1914, STAR AND SENTINEL (Gettysburg, PA), pg. 6, col. 1:
   "That chicken noodle soup was the best ever" was the remark heard on all
sides.


   12 August 1916, STAR AND SENTINEL (Gettysburg, PA), pg.5, col. 5:
   The menu follows: Chicken noodle soup,...


   6 January 1917, GETTYSBURG COMPILER (Gettysburg, PA), pg. 6?, col. 3:
The menus were as follows:
   Chicken Noodle Soup


   31 August 1919, ATLANTA CONSTITUTION (Atlanta, GA), pg. 42?, col. 4:
   Luncheon.
Chicken Noodle Soup.