Category Archives: Soft Drinks

Pepsi — 1960 (Thanksgiving)

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The aperitif of choice for a New Generation?

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Coca Cola — 1958

People everywhere love the taste of Coke. Even in Wyoming.

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7-Up — 1960


That kid is going to spoil his dinner.

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Kool-Aid — 1959 (Halloween)


Can’t go wrong with doughnuts in the “loot” bag.

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Dr Pepper — 1964 (Johnny Hart)


So good that even cavemen preferred it, too?

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7-Up — 1964


A coffeehouse-era nod to Duchamp’s “Nude Descending a Staircase”?

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Squirt — 1964


“New improved deep-chill flavor process.” …Okay!

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Coca Cola — 1947

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I love this ad.

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Kool-Aid — 1960

I loved the first day back at school. I did NOT like the first day of homework. And I wasn’t a huge fan of Kool-Aid, either — especially “green.”

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Dr Pepper — 1959

“Frosty, man, frosty.” This is an early national advertisement for what, until then, had been a Texas/regional soft drink. And because I grew up about four blocks from the former company headquarters in Dallas, I feel I should make every offbeat, flat-earth-leaning word in the copy legible. …For posterity.

 

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