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"Created in 1889, the inspiration for the Aunt Jemima® brand came from a character in a racially-derogatory minstrel show song, written in 1875. The creators of Aunt Jemima® Pancake Mix were not good businessmen, so had to sell the brand and the formula to the R.T. Davis Milling Company in 1890. ..."
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Stephen Bogart (inset) claims the company used an image of his father from the 1942 movie Casablanca to plug its products on social media sites including Facebook and Twitter. "Lawyer Michael Crain, representing the Bogart estate, said last night: ‘This case is historic because the role of social media in advertising is new.’"
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