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Comment: I've heard a stiry that AL Capone was responsible for putting the
pasteurization dates on milk so his customers knew if the milk was safe to drink, and then approached Chcago, and later the FDA, about mandating this. Is there any truth? |
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Hmm.. I think I saw a picture of his gravestone once. It read:
Al Capone Gangster Tax Evader Beloved Altruist |
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It's mentioned here:
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Wow, you really do learn something every day.
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Comment: Rumor: Al Capone was responsible for expiration dates on milk.
Story: Al's brother died after drinking rotten milk. With prohibition nearing its end, Al was looking for another activity. He already had trucks, so he went into milk distribution. By persuading the Chicago city council to put expiration dates on the milk, Al was able to increase turnover -- and profits. |
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