1940s Archive

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Spécialités de la Maison: Locke-Ober

Locke‑Ober is not a cheap place, but every morsel is worth its weight in gold.
December 1943
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Food Flashes: July 1943

Corn's ripe! And 30,000,000 American mouths moisten with anticipation.
July 1943
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A Berry Good Time

The reason America smelled more like Araby the Blest than Araby herself was that America was covered with wild strawberries.
July 1943
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Here’s How

To achieve bon vivant status, aspiring cocktailians need only follow the legendary Charles H. Baker Jr.’s mixological advice in Here’s How.
October 1942

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