The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-07
We used nearly al q the papers and

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We used nearly al q the papers and
magasinss IN New; York and the the rest
OF America; buteths, sensational writer
gives the Impression 5to his renders
that the only magazine we used was
one whose editorlis now in the Fed.
eral Penitentiary, etc. something
that we know nothing Of the truth Of
now, and never did Space was
bought In the magazine spoken of on
a business basis for the reason thatit
went to a good class Of readers. The
incident seems to have furnished an
opportunity for a designing writer 10
deceive hts readers. KY.
I'VE look upon honest human testl.
lmony from men and women as ID the,
means by. which they recovered health
as OF tremendous value to- those. in
search OF 1t. Our business has been
conducted from the very firstS day
upon lines>of strict integrity and. we
rtever yet ffdve published a false testi-
nonial Of human iexperlence.. Many
OF these letters covered numerous
sheets: some. u printed. would spread
over half a page OF newspaper. & If
we would attempt to print one such
letter III every one Of the thousands
j. - = ~. p. ~
+ of papers and magazines We use, the
cost for printing that one letter would
run into many thousands Of dollars.
We boil down these letters exactly
as a newspaper writer boils his news,
sticking sacredlya to the important
factys and eliminating details about
the family and other ,unimportant mat
ters. This work Of boiling down, or
editing, Is, done honestly, and withsa
full knowledge of our responsibility,
but notice the. arr. Of the ..'twister" In
the way he presents to his readers
this matter Of testimonials.
DISTORTION No. q. This IL a bad
one. It reads as follows: 1.-The only
famous physician whose name was
signed to a testimonial was produced
In Court by Golfers and turned out to
be poor old broken down homeopath,
who is now working iii a printing es.
tablishmeht. He received ten dollars
$4,000. for writing his. testimonial"
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We will wager ten thousand dollars
($10.000.00) with any investigator that
We have, subject to inspection. of any,
faile committee. upwards Of three hun.
dred (30d)S communications from ply.
slcians; many Of them expressing the
highest commentator Of our products
but these will not now or ever be turn
ed over to the publisher for his use.
Notice the statement in this charge
The only famous physician whose
! name was signed to Postum testimon.
ial, etc. 4 .35ligt. s4isi N
The truth Is. this Dr.. Underwood
was one OF a. great. many physicians
who have not only written commepda.
tory words about the value Of our
foods, but every now and then some
physician writes an article on coffee
ORION food, and sends It to US, with a
suggestion OF compensation for his
time; and medical knowledge Pre-
| vfous to the time when we employed
physicians in our own business, we &C.
casionally employedsa doctor 10 write
an article OH coffee, always insisting
that the article be an honest, expires.
! sion of his opinion and research. 4
The 'sWeekly'shunted up this physi.
ciau, and because he seemed to be
poor. and az It says, .brokendown,'
had him brought to Court to be. expos
ed before q Jury as. theis '.only ;physi!
clan that 5had ever endorsed Grape.
Nuts but much to the chagrin OF the
".Weeklyr when our attorneys asked
him II the article he wrote about COT
Zee was true; he replied, yes