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In the 1800s physicians practiced medicine and pharmacy in the same building.
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Some tasty yet ineffective medicines became quite popular.
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The products available at Old Corner Drug Store in Waco, Texas, included medicines, foodstuffs, and flavored carbonated beverages.
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Pharmacist Charles C. Alderton of the Old Corner Drug Store mixed but did not name the first Dr. Pepper drink in 1885.
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Named by the drugstore's owner, the new drink made its national debut at the 1904 World's Fair along with the hot dog bun and the ice cream cone.
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The original Dr. Pepper tasted spicy and tangy but not sour.
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After Dr. Pepper's invention, Coca-Cola and Pepsi Cola entered the carbonated beverage market.
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The Pepsi Cola Company acquired national distribution rights for Dr. Pepper and increased competition with the Coca-Cola Company.
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In 1939 Dr. Pepper scientists removed the caffeine and added vitamin B-1 to the drink.
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Because consumers did not like the bad-tasting product, they quickly and loudly mandated a return to the original formula.
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