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From: neal@denelvx.UUCP (Neal Weidenhofer)
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Subject: Re: Coca Cola Syrup
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Date: Fri, 10-May-85 17:15:16 EDT
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> The vitamin section of my local SAV-ON (drugstore-emporium) has a lot of
> strange stuff.  Cod liver oil and ipecac and ... Coca Cola Syrup.
> This last is NOT in the familiar Coke logo; it does not have a trademark.
> Then again, why would the manufacturer dare to use that title without
> Coke's consent?

	FYI: Coca Cola Syrup is a fairly effective anti-emetic and is (or at
least used to be) prescribed occasionally for that purpose.  I believe Coca
Cola distributes it themselves as some sort of good-will gesture.

			Regards,
				Neal Weidenhofer
"Blame it on the Rolling	Denelcor, Inc.
	Stones"			<hao|csu-cs|brl-bmd>!denelcor!neal