Coca-Cola In The 1800's

Coca-Cola has been around since the late 1800’s. It is the 3rd largest brand to date. I chose these Coca-Cola ads because the company has always been an attention getter and it’s also interesting to show how this ad affected the people of that time. Since it’s early conception in the 1800’s. Its original home base was located in Atlanta, Georgia. It received its original trademark in March 27, 1944. It’s initially intended to be used as a patent medical when it was invented by John Pemberton in the late 19th century. Coca-Cola is a carbonated soft drink in is often referred to as Coke. They have also introduced other soft drink us this brand such as Diet Coke and Caffeine Free Coke just to name a few. Let’s take a look at the ad to determine if the visual ad was effective and useful then.

He then became addicted to morphine which then made him sought out to find a substitute for the dangerous opiate. The first prototype was made in Pemberton drugstore in Columbus, Georgia as a Coco wine, before it was Coke. He registered this nerve tonic in 1885. A year later when legislation was passed for prohibition he created a non-alcoholic beverage and Coca-Cola was born. It was being sold in a local pharmacy as a patent medicine in a glass bottle and for Five cents. It was believed that carbonated water was for good health. He claimed that Coca-Cola could cured many diseases such as morphine addiction, dyspepsia, neurasthenia, headache and