Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1927-01-16 | Page 7 | They Laugh at Our Eating

u THEY LAUGH AT ATOUR ATOUR ATOUR OUR EATING A glimpse of o as I see seo us easily Is la obtained In the tb dispatches which foreign corre corre- visiting here send tend to I IA their papers paper across the tho sea ea A London scribe breaks forth In a three column expose of o our i weird eating customs He writes that New York Is the i city of or Innumerable restaurants th that that t nobody eats at home bome horn In I New Kew York He lie adds that the he servant problem and high rents which prohibit kitchens explains this thil While he be admits that I e New York Is the most mo t flagrant a example of of ot restaurant any American city re I dining he comments that all America Is a dining dining- out out nation It Is Interesting Une to note note- the man many paragraphs which he h de- de devotes de devotes votes totes t to the cafeteria Ho He H tells just how lion the patron provides him him- himself himself self with Ith a tray tray and selects his dishes from a steaming ro c ro row thus saving sa time and labor This European viewpoint Is la In In for tor two reasons First because it Is a splendid example or of how Impossible it is for tor any stranger in our midst to set get a vision of ot America the manY sided many as a whole hote It is ludicrous to can call us a out dining nation witch for Cor every nery family which dines dinu out of an evening there are hundreds which do not Second It II is interesting to seea see seea seea a foreigner find dud Interest In things so 10 commonplace e to us that many never ne give ghe hem a thought things such as cafeterias for in instance st stance nce 00 00