1932 The art of Mixing by James A Wiley

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into tumbler and grate nutmeg on top-paprika looks nice, too.

MILK SHAKE 1 teaspoonful of sugar, 1 late edition egg, and ice. Fill balance with fresh milk, shake much, strain into glass and grate nutmeg on top, then throw in the sink. MILLIONAIRE COCKTAIL To the white of a fresh, fresh egg, 2 dashes of orange Curacao, 1 teaspoonful of Grenadine, one Whiskey glass of Rye. Shake until your blood pressure registers 240°, strain and drink. MINT JULEP The Southern favorite-two of these and you'll feel like a Kentucky Colonel with a million dollars. 1 t easpoonful of sugar, % wineglass of water or soda, 3 or 4 sprigs of fresh mint. Mash up until flavor of mint is well extracted and the su gar is dissolved , then take out mint, and add 2 wallops of old Bourbon Whisk ey. Fill large glass with very fine ice, stir well until glass gets frosted. Add slices of orange, l emon, pine– apple, and cherries on top, then put in some n ew sprigs of mint inserted in the ice with stem down– wards, so that the leaves will be on the surface