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Fast facts: In Riverside, Calif., there is an old law on the city's books that makes it illegal to kiss unless both people wipe their lips with rose water. The number of hamburgers the McDonald's fast-food chain has sold is more than 12 times the world's total population William Dreyer and Joseph Edy opened a small ice cream factory at 3315 Grand Ave., in Oakland, Calif. "Grand" has been part of the Dreyer's Grand Ice Cream company name ever since. Okonomiyaki is considered to be Japan's answer to pizza. It consists of a potpourri of grilled vegetables, noodles and meat or seafood placed between two pancake-like layers of fried batter. When Kellogg's first introduced the cereal Froot Loops to the American market, it used a Pig Latin-speaking toucan with a tall hat of fruit. Since then "Toucan Sam" stopped speaking "Toucanese" and lost the clunky hat.

 

On this date: In 1881, D.H. Houston of Cambria, Wisc., patented roll film for cameras. In 1890, The Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in Washington, D.C. In 1932, "Live from New York..." was the first political campaign to be telecast. The show aired on CBS and was sponsored by the Democratic Committee. In 1939, Albert Einstein and other scientists outlined to President Franklin D. Roosevelt the possibilities of developing an atomic bomb. On 1963, a newspaper report stated that in the United States, women outnumbered men by nearly 4 million.