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Let us go back to the rolling hills of central Texas, where dry winds stirred the dust of cattle drives and steam locomotives echoed through the plains. The year was 1885, and Waco—then a thriving hub of trade and culture—was on the cusp of adding a curious new note to its legacy: the creation of one of America's most enduring soft drinks, Dr. Pepper.
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Let us go back to the rolling hills of central Texas, where dry winds stirred the dust of cattle drives and steam locomotives echoed through the plains. The year was 1885, and Waco—then a thriving hub of trade and culture—was on the cusp of adding a curious new note to its legacy: the creation of one of America's most enduring soft drinks, Dr. Pepper.
DON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE OR LEAVE A RATING OR A REVIEW!
Learn more about our daily shorts and our weekly Conversations with notable historians and authors at www.historyshortspodcast.com
Support the show at https://www.patreon.com/c/HistoryShortsPodcast

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