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Georgia Stories

American Culture - Coca Cola

Special | 6m 41sVideo has Closed Captions

Coca-Cola’s legacy began when a druggist sold the syrup that he used in fountain drinks.

Coca-Cola’s legacy began when a druggist sold the syrup that he used in fountain drinks.

02/26/1995 | Rating NR

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Georgia Stories is a local public television program presented by GPB

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Georgia Stories

American Culture - Coca Cola

Special | 6m 41sVideo has Closed Captions

Coca-Cola’s legacy began when a druggist sold the syrup that he used in fountain drinks.

02/26/1995 | Rating NR

Problems playing video? | Closed Captioning Feedback

Genre

History

Maturity Rating

NR

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