The "Colonel" in Colonel Sanders's nickname is an honorary title bestowed on prominent Kentucky citizens. The real Harland Sanders only reached the rank of private during his actual military service. Sanders apparently enjoyed the prestige and respect generated by his "Kentucky Colonel" status, and...
Colonel Harland Sanders, founder of the Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant chain, in 1974. When Harland Sanders first began to serve meals to truck drivers at an old family dining room table wheeled into the front of his Corbin, Kentucky, service station in 1930, fried chicken was not on the...
As Sanders (not yet a Colonel) said himself in his autobiography, “Corbin was the only place I knew I could start again without any money, a place where business would be driving by my door 24 hours a day.” He was proud of his gas station, so proud in fact, that when challenged ...
One frosty morning in November of 1926, Sanders was outside tying a tow rope from the back of his Maxwell to the front of the family’s other car, an old Ford Model T1. The Model T was a persnickety thing, especially in the cold, and sometimes it had to be pull-started to get th...
I’m sorry, but in the one below, Ho Chi Min is looking a little too much like Colonel Sanders, which is in Vietnam at this point.To me this reminds me of the YMCA song so popular at weddings in the US:And then there is TinTin – apparently he crosses all borders:...
Colonel Harland Sanders, founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken, did not always enjoy the red carpet treatment in his two decades in China. The American fast food chain -- whose trademark Colonel is sometimes mistaken for Uncle Sam -- had to ... KnowledgeSMU 被引量: 1发表: 2008年 加载更多研究...
The "Colonel" in Colonel Sanders's nickname is an honorary title bestowed on prominent Kentucky citizens. The real Harland Sanders only reached the rank of private during his actual military service. Sanders apparently enjoyed the prestige and respect generated by his "Kentucky Colonel" status, and...