The Road Food Guide by Dunkin' Hines

In the early 1930s, Dunkin' Hines was decades away from printing his name on boxes of cake mix. He became somewhat of an amateur food critic and compiled a list of 475 restaurants he frequented across the U.S. His book Adventures in Good Eating sold each copy for one dollar by word-of-mouth. Every trucker, traveler, and restaurateur across the country wanted a copy. And guess which motel restaurant made the cut? Sanders, Court, and Cafe.