
This black-and-white Pepsi ad appeared in a 1940 edition of Turner’s Carolina Almanac, a staple of rural Southern households since 1828.
The “Worth a Dime” slogan captured Depression-era marketing genius; twice the cola for the same price as Coke, proudly born in New Bern, North Carolina.
1940 From Turner’s Carolina Almanac (Winston-Salem, NC)
by poorfolx
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The main difference in ingredients between Pepsi and Coke is that Pepsi uses citrus and Coke uses vanilla.
I don’t even know what bracing means in context of drinking a soda but love it!