McCURN, District Judge.
In one of the early Supreme Court cases involving what would now be called "commercial speech", the majority and two dissenting Justices were in confident agreement that a seller of mere "pots" or "gadgets or brushes" could claim no First Amendment protection for the hawking of such wares. Breard v. City of Alexandria, La.,
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