Word: breading
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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...motor car for every eight inhabitants, one radio set for every four inhabitants, one telephone for every three. . . .* Suddenly this beautiful scene collapsed and we had a series of black days. . . . Black days followed black days and prosperity was replaced by long lines of unemployed waiting for soup and bread in the great American cities. . . . From that day we also were pushed into the high seas, and from that day navigation has become extremely difficult...
...Prohibition. (Finland's present Constitution does not provide for public referenda.) Finnish observers credited this parliamentary Wetness last week to the final windup of the famed Stahlberg kidnapping case, an affair whose origin had nothing whatever to do with Prohibition. Two months ago, after frugally breakfasting on bread and butter, porridge and coffee, out for a walk went Finland's George Washington or First President (1919-25)-Professor Kaarlo Juho Stahlberg. With him walked his wife. Esther, one of Finland's ablest female novelists. Scarcely were they out of sight of their house than they were whisked...
Both Wall Street and Walnut Street were arrested by the series' title The Red Trade Menace, and startled by certain headlines: Famished Moscow Short All Food Except Bread; Red Railroads Collapse; Reds Use Forced Labor In Forests; Russia Ships Coal Here and Sells Below Cost...
...became apparent during the week that what might have become legislative chaos would come to this gratifying end, German Government 57% ("Young Plan") Bonds climbed steadily from 68 (low for the year) to 74 (see p. 16). As the Bruning program went into law, rye bread ("97% pure rye") became the sole legal breadstuff in hotels, restaurants and all public eating places throughout Germany...
...White bread can only be bought in bakeries "for home consumption," but Berlin newspapers gave credence to a curious rumor that the police will deal considerately with "people having weak stomachs," who bring their own white bread to restaurants, eat it there...