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During World War II, Pepsi-Cola set up recording booths around the U.S. so that service members could send messages home to their loved ones.
11 sie 2014 · During World War II, the Pepsi Cola Company set up booths for servicemen and women to record messages for family.
The development of two citrus-flavored soda brands, 7 Up and Mountain Dew, as a counterattack against the cola products offered by the Coca-Cola and Pepsi companies that dominate the soft drink industry in the early 20th century.
13 cze 2021 · When candy company president Charles Guth gets shafted by a Cola salesman, he decides to buy a bankrupt rival company and go to war with the supplier who wronged him and its new CEO, the maverick...
30 cze 2016 · The label has an old Pepsi-Cola logo on it and says, “This is a recorded message from your man in service.” This 78 RPM record holds a sweet audio message from Carl Lieber, Mollie’s first husband, sent to her while he was serving in the Army.
27 sty 2020 · "During World War II, Pepsi-Cola set up recording booths around the U.S. so that service members could send messages home to their loved ones." Such a record read: This is a recored message from your Man in Service Dear Friend: Just this minute completed recording the voice of your Man in Service.
Watch Cola Wars on HISTORY Vault. How the 'Blood Feud' Between Coke and Pepsi Escalated During the 1980s Cola Wars. The New Coke Flop. About. Traces the long and ferocious rivalry between...
