Rock and Roll (1949, 1950); Beef Wellington (1903); Cobb Salad (1947); Windy City (1878)

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     The ProQuest LOS ANGELES TIMES appears to now be complete to December 31, 1950.
     PUCK is here on the American Periodical Series Online!  Keep in mind that it is 1877-1918.  (I'd found "windy city" in 1876.)  No "hot dog" and "red hot" and "tenderloin" worth recording, as far as I can see.

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ROCK AND ROLL

   More citations to consider.  It appears to be well known by the late 1940s.

Skylarking
JAMES COPP. Los Angeles Times (1886-Current File). Los Angeles, Calif.: Dec 31, 1950. p. C5 (1 page):
   THE DESERT INN, same town, will rock and roll tonight.

THIS PACKER CAN REALLY PACK BALL
FRANK FINCH. Los Angeles Times (1886-Current File). Los Angeles, Calif.: Oct 20, 1949. p. C3 (1 page) :
   And it will come as a bit of a shock if the 190-pound Packer vet fails to rock and roll when Green Bay faces the unbeaten local team Sunday afternoon at the Coliseum.

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SITUATION COMEDY

   OED has 1953--a TV GUIDE story mentioning I LOVE LUCY.


Al Burton Analyzes Self Out of Bergen Job; Bill Powell Debuts in New Comedy Series
WALTER AMES. Los Angeles Times (1886-Current File). Los Angeles, Calif.: Jul 2, 1950. p. A6 (1 page):
   One of our favorite actors, WIlliam Powell, debuts tonight in a new family-situation comedy series over NBC at 9:30.  The series is titled "My Mother's Husband" and Powell has surrounded himself with a high-powered radio cast.

New Programs Listed on KTTV
Los Angeles Times (1886-Current File). Los Angeles, Calif.: Jul 2, 1949. p. 4 (1 page):
   Filling in for "The Goldbergs," is a situation comedy called "Wesley."

Classified Ad 3 -- No Title
Los Angeles Times (1886-Current File). Los Angeles, Calif.: Jan 28, 1949. p. B6 (1 page) :
(Col. 1--ed.)
   CASTING
3-ACT SITUATION COMEDY

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BEEF WELLINGTON

BANKERS ARE DINED.
Los Angeles Times (1886-Current File). Los Angeles, Calif.: Oct 28, 1903. p. 13 (1 page):
   Fillet of beef, a la Wellington

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COBB SALAD

CONFIDENTIALLY
LUCILLE LEIMERT. Los Angeles Times (1886-Current File). Los Angeles, Calif.: Jan 3, 1947. p. A6 (1 page):
   Two portions of Cobb salad they thought would be enough for the three of us.

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WINDY CITY

   PUCK has an 1878 "windy city," from Cincinnati (as we've known for some time now).
   The Chicago Public Library still tells the 1893 World's Fair myth and is still "thinking."

THE CREAM OF THE BUCKET.
Puck (1877-1918). New York: Jun 19, 1878. Vol. 3, Iss. 67; p. 13 (2 pages):
(First page, second column--ed.)
   A CHICAGO paper tells of the light weight which bakers in that city give to bread, and speaks significantly of a way they have in Turkey of nailing the ear of a baker ti his doorpost when he is discovered to have sold bread of short weight.  Such an usage would be wholly impracticable in the windy city.  Cover up a whole block with a Chicago man's ear?--_Cinc. Sat. Night_.


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OHIO NEWSP PROJ
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Title:
Cincinnati Saturday night.

Publication:
Cincinnati, [Ohio] : A. Miner Griswold; United States; Ohio; Hamilton; Cincinnati.

Year:
1870s-1800s

Frequency:
Weekly

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1.
Original communications
Anonymous. The American Monthly Magazine and Critical Review (1817-1819). New York: Dec 1817. Vol. 2, Iss. 2; p. 81 (16 pages)

2.
Thanksgiving
Theophilus. The American Monthly Magazine and Critical Review (1817-1819). New York: Dec 1817. Vol. 2, Iss. 2; p. 95 (2 pages)

3.
Sketches of American character. The Thanksgiving of the Heart
Anonymous. Ladies' Magazine (1828-1829). Boston: Nov 1829. Vol. 2, Iss. 000011; p. 518 (10 pages)

4.
THE EATING PHILOSOPHER.
New - England Magazine (1831-1835). Boston: Feb 1834. p. 130 (4 pages)