...intent of the claimant were for the jury to find from the testimony before it. [2] It seems to us that words, "Recommended in the treatment of Bright's disease,"...thereon contained, it was a waste of printer's ink. Would not any one suffering from any one of the diseases named understand that by the taki»g of the...

...Fed. 795, 798 (CCA5). Labeling of mineral water as "Recommended in the treatment"' of diseases can "only mean that the use of the water in the treatment...diseases named would effect a cure or alleviation * * *" Bradley v. United States, 264 Fed. 79 (CCA5). Petitioner employed such statements as "Don't...

...267 Fed. 795, 798 (CCA5). Labeling of mineral water as "Recommended in the treatment" of diseases can "only mean that the use of the water in the treatment...diseases named would effect a cure or alleviation * * *" (Bradley v. United States. 264 Fed. 79 (CCA5)). Petitioner employed siren statements as "Don't...

...Labeling of mineral water as 'Recommended In the treatment' of diseases can 'only mean that the use of tbe water In the treatment of the diseases named would effect a cure or alleviation * * *.' Bradley v. United State*, 5 Clr. 284 F. 79, 81." (Aronberg v. federal Trade Commission, supra,...

...representation and the intent of the claimant were questions for the jury to find from the testimony before it. The court further held that the words " recommended...thereon contained, it was a waste of printer's ink. It was further held that where a claimant shipped water in interstate commerce under a label representing...