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  1. Stanley Doble

    What's for Dinner?

    "Nice, I like its straight-foward simplicity with the classic American add of grape juice - an under-rated, under-appreciated thirst quencher and all-around good drink." The simplicity comes from omitting the toast, a painful sacrifice but I am trying to lose weight. Some years back there was...
  2. Stanley Doble

    What's for Dinner?

    Mushroom and spinach omelette, glass of Welch's grape juice, an orange for dessert.
  3. Stanley Doble

    What's for Dinner?

    Mmmm grilled cheese and tomato soup. Try stirring a spoonful of salsa into the soup for an extra kick.
  4. Stanley Doble

    What's for Dinner?

    If you like pasta try this macaroni recipe from 1784. I tried it with some rotini and it was delicious.
  5. Stanley Doble

    Why the change from natural waist?

    I know absolutely nothing about fashion but if I were to guess I would say the high waisted trousers were part of a trend toward exaggerated cut suits that started in the late 30s because of Gone With The Wind. Someone has tracked down the origin of the Zoot Suit to one man who had his tailor...
  7. Stanley Doble

    Suit without a tie...

    Might be ok with bib overalls and a straw hat. We had a thread on that a while ago.
  8. Stanley Doble

    Suit without a tie...

    I agree with Hal. When I see someone in a suit or blazer with no tie I think he doesn't know how to dress himself or doesn't care. In any case gave up before he was finished dressing. To those who don't know what I am talking about do you wear sandals with a tuxedo?
  9. Stanley Doble

    What's for Dinner?

    Home made crock pot vegetable soup. Rutabaga, carrot, parsnip, onion, celery, smoked sausage in tomato broth seasoned with salt pepper worcestershire sauce . Very tasty, the best soup I have made in quite a while.
  10. Stanley Doble

    "Think and Grow Rich" 1937

    That got dark in a hurry.
  11. Stanley Doble

    "Think and Grow Rich" 1937

    My favorite comment on Clement Stone " the combination of pencil mustache and bow tie spells flim flam 9 times out of 10" Did anyone ever collect on one of his 'little giant' insurance policies? As late as the 1980s his agents were selling protection against getting crippled in a street car or...
  13. Stanley Doble

    Vintage Car Thread - Discussion and Parts Requests

    Do you know the difference between Sea Blue and Pea Green paint? Anyone can see blue ha ha ha (old joke)
  14. Stanley Doble

    Terms Which Have Disappeared

    For a hilarious take on the stuffy upper class dinner party see After The Thin Man. This is the second in the Thin Man series starring William Powell and Myrna Loy. They are a wonderful team and the Thin Man series shows them at their best.
  15. Stanley Doble

    What Are Your Favorite Books To Reread? / How Many Times? / Why?

    A book I have read several times is Dreemz by Ben Stein. It tells the story of his first year in Hollywood. It always makes me laugh for some reason I can't explain.
  16. Stanley Doble

    What's for Dinner?

    Home made navy bean soup, crusty bread. Glass of cranberry juice.
  17. Stanley Doble

    Favorite Use of a Song in a Golden Era Movie

    Bing Crosby and Jane Wyman sing In The Cool Cool Cool Of The Evening from Here Comes The Groom (1952)
  19. Stanley Doble

    Vintage Car Thread - Discussion and Parts Requests

    I'm surprised you can buy a car of such quality, in such good condition, for such a low price. In 6 years it will be 100 years old.
  20. Stanley Doble

    Vintage Car Thread - Discussion and Parts Requests

    You aren't kidding. This is a factory offering, believe it or not. Nash's answer to the Packard Darrin and Lincoln Continental, it was a custom design by Count Alexis de Sakhnoffsky seen here behind the wheel. Nash made about a dozen of them.
  21. Stanley Doble

    Vintage Car Thread - Discussion and Parts Requests

    Nash was always known for offering quality and more for the money than other makes. They were responsible for important innovations like the first modern heating and ventilating system (1938) wind tunnel streamlined bodywork (1949) and the first integrated air conditioning system (1954). They...
  22. Stanley Doble

    Vintage Car Thread - Discussion and Parts Requests

    Nash may have used the Mitchell engine. In later years they made a lot of flathead engines with the most expensive models being OHV.
  23. Stanley Doble

    Vintage Car Thread - Discussion and Parts Requests

    The net says Ajax, and Nash Light Six, used a six cylinder Nash engine of 170 cu in with seven main bearing crankshaft and full pressure lubrication. The car was capable of 70MPH. Pretty impressive for a car that sold for under $1000 in 1926.

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