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Vitamin claims spark debate in American press
A Chicago doctor and the American Medical Association president criticizes overdone vitamin hype. Radio ads tout vitamins for cure-all effects while others warn against exaggeration. The piece notes biased endorsements, spoof ads, and public confusion amid claims of health benefits. It also covers Mrs. Dewey and political musings about the White House, plus Charles Kettering and Nazi reactions to rocket plane ideas.
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Elmer Twitchell