Anyone remember these?
#11
Heck I remember trolleys too. As well as this:
Absorbed by Anheuser-Busch (AKA Big Beer) about 2006 who destroyed it. No longer brewed in Latrobe with soft mountain spring water (like any exists in New Jersey) nor in glass lined tanks and is just another Bud Lite clone -- which removed it as a competitor to Bud Lite which is AH's business model.
-- Chuck
Absorbed by Anheuser-Busch (AKA Big Beer) about 2006 who destroyed it. No longer brewed in Latrobe with soft mountain spring water (like any exists in New Jersey) nor in glass lined tanks and is just another Bud Lite clone -- which removed it as a competitor to Bud Lite which is AH's business model.
-- Chuck
#12
All through Brooklyn milkmen used to drive those trucks. There were soda men too and ice men. The ice men used to have these big plier-like devices for picking up the blocks of ice to grind for delivery to the fish stores. I remember chain driven trucks too, but that was very early and they seemed to disappear by the mid/late 1950s.
Sometimes we'd see junkmen with horse pulled carts and knife sharpeners.
Sometimes we'd see junkmen with horse pulled carts and knife sharpeners.
#14
This is how we got milk on our farm as I was growing up in the 50’s:
https://www.hobbyfarms.com/how-to-milk-a-cow-5/
https://www.hobbyfarms.com/how-to-milk-a-cow-5/
#15
We won't bring up the milkman's daughter.
#17
#19
Remember the old fashioned seltzer bottles? I think clarabelle used to spray Buffalo Bob with seltzer from those bottles.
#20
As a kid, I liked the Fruit Punch soda and I think there was a Celery soda that was a knockoff of Dr Browns Cel-Ray. Mom liked it. Yuch!