The Kellogg cereal brand as we know it today had some pretty unexpected roots. John Harvey Kellogg had a heavy interest in healthy living and religion. After being primed by the Seventh-day Adventist Church to be a leader, he helped found the Battle Creek Sanitarium in Battle Creek, Michigan. When his brother William was tired of working at the broom factory, he took John’s offer of working under him at the Sanitorium. But it wasn’t an ideal pairing. John banned many things at the sanitorium. Including sugar. After dealing with a bland, early version of cereal, Will accidentally cooked up in the kitchen, he defied his brother and added sugar to the recipe. Thus Kellogg Cereal was born!

All 15-year-old Nora Fuller wanted was a job. What she got instead was a bit of fame, being labeled the most famous missing girl in San Francisco. Nora was supposed to meet with a man named John Bennett in hopes of landing the babysitting job he had advertised for in the San Francisco Chronicle. The peculiar part? John Bennett likely didn’t exist. It’s been well over 100 years since her murder and to this day Nora Fuller’s murder has never been solved. To add insult to injury, her grave too has been lost to the times. Who killed Nora Fuller? And what happened to this mystery man?

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