Philip Morris
100 Years Ago Tomatoes Were 'poison'
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100
years ago
tomatoes
were
"poison,'
In the 19th Century the tomato was considered poisonous ... children were
warned to enjoy its beauty but not to taste it. Today we know the tomato is not
only delicious but an excellent source of vitamins A and C.
Now we are being told that tobacco Ss poison. The propaganda mills grind out
dire warnings based om "research' : Toese warnings simply ignore other
bodies of research which flatly state "no proved link" between tobaceo' and
diseases of the lungs and heart. Several independent health agencies use the
tobacco scare to raise huge sums of money.
There is good reason to think that within a few years we will look back and
laugh about "the great tobacco scare of the 1960's". In the meantime, there
is a' vicious, unfair attempt to destroy a great American agricultural industry,
affecting the livelihood of millions of people:
Think about it?I
Fu. Fdrthrr. Inlormctlox N'rifr:.
Tobacco Associates, Inc.
P.O. Box 2873'
Raleigh, North Carolina 27602
(Representing over200,000. tobacro farmm families
in VirginiaThe. Carolinas, Georgia .nd~Florida.~
