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"Eat Them Like Candy": Medicine Before Child-Safety Law Here's the detail that makes this tin an instant conversation piece: the front panel tells parents to keep it away from children so they don't "eat them for candy" and the directions panel, without a hint of irony, tells parents to let children "eat like candy or crush to a powder," reassuring them that "children love the pleasant taste." Read back to back, it's a genuinely funny piece of early advertising logic, and it's not a printing error

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