The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-29

could live not only sixty days, but
six months on that food alone, and we
do not hesitate to say from our long
knowledge of the sustaining power
OF toe food that a man at the end of
sixty days would be of practically the
same weight as when he started-if
he be a man of normal weight.
We will suppose that from his work
he lost a pound day and made up a
pound each day from food. If that
premise proved to be true the man in
sixty days time would make sixty
pounds of tissue to replace what had
been lost, and this would be done on
GrapeNuts and milk with half the
number of calories of butter, upon
which no one can sustain life
Therefore, we have reason to be-
lieve that our contention is right that
concentrated food like Grape-Nuts,
which is partly digested and ready
for easy assimilation by the body, pre-
sents more Dourishment than the sys-
tenn will absorb than many 0tde
forms Of food, and we will further say
that in cases of digestive troubles
where meat, white bread and oats can
not be digested, that Grape-Nuts and
milk contains more nourishment than
the system will absorb than many
pounds of other foods.
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testimonials were practically all paid
for and rewritten in Battle Creek
These testimonials were demanded
by the opposing lawyers. Naturally
this demand was refused, for they
are held in vaults and kept safe to
prove the truth, and are not to be de
livered up on demand Of enemies.
Testimony at the trial brought out
the fact that we never printed sin
gle testimonial that TIVE did not have
the genuine letter back of. A record
was kept of twelve hundred and
four q204) letters received in one
month from people who wrote that
they had either entirely recovered
their health or been benefited by fol
lowing our suggestions ON food and
beverages.
On three or four occasions in the
past ten or twelve years we printed
broadcast in papers offers of prizes to
users of Postum and Grapefruit
tive hundred S1,00 prizes, one hundred
81 90, twenty Of $500 and five of $1,000
eacn, stating that each must be an
s--e----.ssz--rg1us----a-aa
AOncst letter with name and address
We aereed not 10 publish names, but
| to furnish them 10 enquirers by let
Ter. These letter writer's very Tener-
ally answered those who wrote to
them. and verified the truth of the
statements
Under tdis agreement not to pub.
lish names literally scores of letters
came from doctors. We kept our
word and neither printed their names
or surrendered the letters.
Right here notice an imitation
snasm." The weekly" says: Post
got those testimonials NY advertising
for them. In New York he used tol
tAat purpose the New York Maga
zine of -- whose editor is now
in the Federal Penitentiary for fraud
ment use Of the mails. For example
Post announced in that magazine y
1907. ETC. Chen follows our pr'ze
competition.
We used nearly all eof the papo-s
and magazines in New York and tht
--r-'Hus~--s--~-~-o-sSasu.-s-
rest of America, hut the sensational
| writer gives the impression 70 h.!
readers that the only magazine uses
was one whose editor is now in tht
Federal Penitentiary,' etc. something
that we know nothing of the truth o
now and never did. Space was bough
in the magazine spoken OF on a bust
ness basis for the reason that it wen
10 q good class OF readers The Incl
cent seems 10 have furnished an on
portunity for designin3 write~ e
deceive his readers