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Reet Pinston, 25, holds a copy of Let's Have Healthy Children for sale at Rolly's Health Foods on Yonge St
Reet Pinston, 25, holds a copy of Let's Have Healthy Children for sale at Rolly's Health Foods on Yonge St

Reet Pinston, 25, holds a copy of Let's Have Healthy Children for sale at Rolly's Health Foods on Yonge St

Date8/24/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: Reet Pinston; 25; holds a copy of Let's Have Healthy Children for sale at Rolly's Health Foods on Yonge St. downtown. The Adelle Davis book on baby nutrition is still selling in some Metro stores despite medical opinion it contains colic treatment information potentially dangerous to infants. A voluntary recall of the book was issued by publishers following the death of a baby in Florida last year.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0015229F
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