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Wednesday, January 27, 2021    Edition: United States

Soda Water Tokens

Typical Early 20th Century Soda Fountain

Charles Lennon’s Soda Tokens – Alexandria Va

2014-10-22
By: Aaron Packard
On: October 22, 2014
In: Soda Water Tokens, VA / MD / DC Tokens
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Prior to the passage of the Pure Food and Drug Act of June 30th 1906, there existed many merchants and purveyors who foisted various toxic preparations and other snake oils on the American public. Charles G. Lennon was one of them…Continue Reading

A History of Soda Water and Soda Water Tokens

2012-12-27
By: Aaron Packard
On: December 27, 2012
In: Soda Water Tokens
With: 4 Comments

It wasn’t until the 1830s that carbonated beverages became popular by the American public. Until that time, manufacturing carbonated water was a very difficult and time consuming process. English Chemist Joseph Priestley in 1767 discovered a method for creating carbonated water by infusing plain water with carbonContinue Reading

A Sampling of Blue Lick Water Tokens

2012-12-24
By: Aaron Packard
On: December 24, 2012
In: Soda Water Tokens
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In 1770s Kentucky, Blue Lick Springs began its commercial life being used as a source of salt from its trickling streams of saline water. Located above the southern bank of the Licking River, the springs were situated in Nicholas county, across from Robertson county. Within a few years, more productiveContinue Reading

Dutrow’s Confectionery & Soda Token of Frederick Md

2011-05-10
By: Aaron Packard
On: May 10, 2011
In: Soda Water Tokens, VA / MD / DC Tokens
With: 0 Comments

Richard S. J. Dutrow was an entrepreneur, druggist, and later a confectioner in the town of Frederick, Maryland. His shop, located at 31 North Market Street in downtown Frederick sold confections, as well as had a soda fountain.Continue Reading

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