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2332
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Competition for drink sales and from large chain drugstores has almost brought an end to the old-time drugstore soda fountain. However, a number still operate across the state, with the Piedmont having the most in places like Star and Mount Pleasant.
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5121
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For those old enough to remember cherry smashes and milkshakes made with real ice cream, milk, and flavoring, and for young folks who want to experience that old-fashioned flavor, three soda shops in Pinehurst, Whiteville, and Burgaw provide the treats.
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At the start of the 20th century, drug store soda fountains were a gathering place, dispensing refreshments and providing a place for conversation. Over the years they have disappeared, partly because of fast food restaurants and shopping malls. Hudson describes one of the last, Boone Drug in Watauga County, where things are done as they were when the store opened in 1919.
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22634
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Megan Brown and Chris Allen started their own soda and syrup company in 2013. Their company only uses fresh ingredients that are sourced locally.
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The Laurel of Asheville
(NoCar F 264 .A8 L28), Vol. 12 Issue 4, April 2015,
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23903
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Central Drug is in the heart of Bessemer City. Its impeccable customer service, old-time feel, and air of nostalgia continue to draw customers to its booths.
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