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Douglas Daily Dispatch
Douglas, Cochise County, Arizona
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London's hot dogs, introduced last winter, now wrapped in paper for winter protection and compulsory health rules, confusing fans at football games who thought it kept them hotter; popular at sporting events.
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LONDON (P)—With the arrival of Jack Frost and the football season the American "hot dog" has donned his winter overcoat. It is a flimsy covering of glass paper intended to protect the sausage from germs and other bothersome things. But the football spectators did not appreciate this fact at first. When the first lot was handed out at the playing fields the fans, all in overcoats themselves, took it for granted that the little red-skinned edibles had been given extra covering and special doses of red pepper so as to aid in keeping the "hot dogs" hot inside. New health department rules make food jackets compulsory. The hot dog was introduced in London last winter, and is now sold by hundreds of thousands at all the outdoor sporting events.
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London
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Last Winter
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new health department rules make food jackets compulsory; sold by hundreds of thousands at outdoor sporting events
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With the arrival of Jack Frost and the football season the American "hot dog" has donned his winter overcoat of glass paper to protect from germs. Football spectators initially mistook the wrapping for extra covering and red pepper to keep the hot dogs hot. The hot dog was introduced in London last winter.