Posted by gajack on September 21, 2018 at 05:17:16 from (24.126.140.175):
In Reply to: More about Coca-Cola posted by RedMF40 on September 20, 2018 at 19:41:52:
Maybe not known much, except out of the old south, early on Coca Colas were locally called "dope"* when referred to, as in "lets have a dope at the diner" or get a "dope" after finishing a job on a hot summer day. We all know about the "Ice Cold" slogan as well as the "pause that refreshes" used in the advertising. My grandfather would buy a case at a time of the small bottles. I think I still have a full wooden "slat" of the empty bottles upstairs. From time to time my dad would reflect to me how much he enjoyed at taste of home, when he enjoyed a Cola while in service during W W II in Europe. One of the small pleasures of all soldiers during that time, (along with the captured wine).
*I, being close to seventy, remember the old timers of my younger days using this term. gajack
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