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Re: Industry interests (was: Leben ohne Brot)
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Irene said:
<<Kellogg began the modern marketing of foods in the 1880s.  Several of his
books are available in whole text on the Net.  I think you would find much
to agree with in these.  An accurate portrail of his work can also be seen
in the novel and film "The Road to Wellville".>>

I got this movie from the library a few nights ago.  It was a screeeeam!
:-))

Hilarious!

Thanks!

Rachel
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