luden ' s
luden’s is a commonly dispensed cough drop for those suffering from a sore throat. luden’s cough drops are known and sold as throat drops by luden’s. marketed for sore, scratchy or dry throats, luden’s comes in many flavors: wild cherry, honey lemon, honey licorice, original menthol and berry assortment. luden’s throat drops are known for being tasty, so what exactly is in them ?
it’s a cough drop. no, it’s a match. no, it’s a cough drop and a match !
: william h. luden is born on march 5 to jacob and sarah luden .
: luden’s opens a western division in san francisco. it now makes 500 products .
: annie ritter luden dies. luden later marries his second wife, the former catherine fasig .
: with 1, 000 employees, luden’s is the third - largest employer in berks county .
for over 130 years, luden' s has been soothing irritated throats with uniquely good taste .
within a few years, that man’s name — luden — was literally on people’s lips throughout the nation and, not long afterward, around the world .
: boyd’s city directory for reading lists luden as a confectioner at 35 n. fifth st. luden begins making moshie, a clear, hard candy, in his widowed mother’s kitchen, behind the jewelry shop .
for over 130 years, luden' s® throat drops have been soothing irritated throats with uniquely good taste .
: hershey sells the luden’s brand to pharmacia, although maintaining production of hershey products at eighth and walnut streets .
the damage dealt by luden' s echo will apply spell effects from items as an area of effect ability .
: food industries of philadelphia, whose principal is daniel w. dietrich, buys luden’s for $ 6. 5 million .
william h. luden was a confectioner, the inventor of the menthol cough drop and one of berks county’s great industrialists .
but hershey ultimately decided to shed the luden’s brand, and since 2001 it has been traded from one corporate owner to another. it resides under johnson & johnson’s suite of consumer goods .
luden also made and sold “penny candy, ” candy that was unmarked and unadvertised. the retailers and the jobbers would take his penny candy because they knew it was good, and because they had good experience with luden’s cough drops. but the customers didn’t know luden’s penny candy from any other, and therein lay the problem. how could luden make his penny candy stand out for the customer ?
: luden’s moves into a four - story brick structure at eighth and walnut streets, where it will remain for more than a century .
: luden’s is for sale. hershey foods corp. agrees to buy it from dietrich corp. , philadelphia. no purchase price is given, but luden’s earlier said it had received offers worth $ 80 million. layoffs begin, and 98 salaried and 350 hourly workers are terminated .
by 1914, luden was a major candy manufacturer, and although his reading, pennsylvania factory made all sorts of candy, the main product was menthol cough drops. lots of them. six tons a day. part of the reason he was so successful with the cough drops was that the luden’s name was known, and customers could be relied on to demand and expect the luden’s quality in their cough drops. the cough drops were packaged in a pouch bearing the luden’s name, and luden advertised heavily, both to retailers and “jobbers” (independent distributors), and also directly to customers .
: the new addition opens. also, luden’s discontinues the 5 - cent size of the 5th avenue bar and moves to a 10 - cent size .
the name
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: luden’s has 850 employees. quashing rumors of leaving town, the firm buys equipment from philadelphia candy makers brandle and smith, and moves it to reading .
if you' ve never tried the citrus assortment luden' s, you' ve never lived. there' s a grapefruit flavor that is the best darn grapefruit candy (throat drop ?) ever made. the only downside is there' s like, one grapefruit candy in a whole bag of 30 .
soothe that sore throat while enjoying the distinctive taste of luden' s wild cherry throat drops. the active ingredient pectin acts quickly to temporary relieve minor discomfort while protecting your irritated throat. luden' s unique wild cherry flavored throat drops have been around for over 100 years and are available in a 20 - count pack .
the luden plant at eighth and walnut streets in the early part of the 20th century .
luden' s was already on the weak side, and with a number of ability power items getting buffs this patch, it would no longer have been cost - competitive .
: luden leaves grammar school and becomes apprentice candy maker at reading confectionery, color and barrett .
: luden begins making menthol cough drops, a product that will bring his name national renown .
whether one views such treatment as an undignified fate for such a venerable brand or as proof of its continued value, the fact that luden’s is in its third century of continuous production stands as testament to its founder’s vision and to the local work force that realized that vision .
calories come from carbohydrates, proteins and fats. the calories in luden' s drops come from 3 grams of carbohydrates in the form of sugar, and each flavor contains approximately 12 calories .
haha. i get sinus infections a lot and it always gives me a sore throat from all the drainage. i loved luden' s as a kid too, but as an adult i realize they' re just candy and i don' t need all that sugar. imagine my joy when i found a sugar free version of the wild cherry luden' s the other day! they don' t taste bad at all (maybe that' s because i' ve gotten so used to eating sugar free stuff), and anyway, having something to suck on and keep my throat moist makes it less sore. so at least it does that. if i' m not using luden' s, it' s usually sugar free popsicles or something .
the brands acquired by blacksmith include: efferdent® denture cleaner; effergrip® denture adhesive cream; luden’s® throat drops; nasalcrom® nasal allergy relief spray; and pediacare® children’s cough and cold medicine and gentle vapors waterless vaporizer. the top two brands in this portfolio, efferdent® and luden’s®, are market leaders in niche categories, and all five represent meaningful growth opportunities. blacksmith brands intends to invest significant advertising, promotion and sales efforts behind the brand portfolio and also expects to launch new items under the well - known trademarks .
: renovation reduces space to 400, 000 square feet from prior 750, 000 square feet. there are five new loading docks, down from the previous 14. hershey demolishes seven of nine luden’s buildings .
mr. william luden may not be remembered in many high school history books, but you know him just the same. his name has been associated with cough drops since mr. luden first started making them in 1878 .
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we’ve had a lot of offers to be acquired, but we’re not going to be acquired. we’re going to do the acquiring .
luden’s is the third - largest cough - drop maker, behind halls and vicks .
: luden’s employs more than 1, 100 and its payroll grows to $ 2. 5 million. it produces 100, 000 packages of cough drops daily and the plant, now six stories tall, covers nine acres of floor space .
: luden’s employs 1, 200 during peak production. it makes everything from penny candy to five - pound boxes, along with 93 christmas - related items, 25 for easter, 15 for halloween and 23 for summer — 400 varieties in all .
the firm only grew even larger when luden retired and food industries of philadelphia and the dietrich family bought the company in the late 1920s .
as the 1930s began, luden’s products were selling in 26 countries and the firm was making tens of millions of pounds of candy, all at the reading location where it received by rail tons of sugar and corn syrup and shipped out its multitude of finished products .
this will be long because we feel like talking about item philosophies. up front: luden' s echo is pretty strong. that said, the direction of our changes are a lot more nuanced then
make it less strong !
so we' ll explain. first, what makes an item like luden' s echo' strong,' and why is that problematic? balance issues aside, we' d be much happier if luden' s echo was situationally strong - where picking it up at the right time conferred a great deal of power, but not so much at other points in time. unfortunately, luden' s echo is just straight up powerful, so it becomes the default choice for all ap champions that can use it. if you want to take that situation one step further, a very strong item in the ecosystem starts to warp champion viability around
who can use that item the best ,
rather than the other way around (see also: old challenging smite top lane, or old feral flare) .
i have the watermelon and green apple right now, and they' re both fantastic! nothing can beat the original wild cherry though! i have to say, i was a little too upset to see that they changed the look of the bag and wrappers. call me crazy, but that bag shown above takes me back to the only good thing about the fact that i was sick constantly as a kid... well, luden' s and the times that i was prescribed the oh - so - delicious amoxicillin haha. i' ve pretty much always tried to sneak some extra luden' s. and now, at 25 years old, i' m already over the cold that prompted my most recent luden' s purchase, but i' m sitting here, sucking on a drop as i type !
: jacob l. luden, a watchmaker and jeweler who emigrated to america from amsterdam, opens a store at 35 - 37 n. fifth st .
: luden moves production to sixth and washington streets. an 1893 directory lists it as the largest confectionery establishment in reading. it employs 75 to 80 .
supposedly the ones back in the 50' s and 60' s had glycerin instead of pectin. supposedly it
coated
your throat removing the irritation. and supposedly pectin is supposed to do that. hot tea would be just as effective and better for your health .
sources: reading eagle archives, boyd’s city directory ,
history of reading pennsylvania
by morton l. montgomery, historical review of berks county
when it celebrated its centennial, technically a year or two late, in 1981, luden’s had enjoyed 100 years of uninterrupted prosperity. but within a few years, its owners had put it up for sale, and hershey foods corp. (which subsequently changed its name) came up with the best bid .
remember back in patch 5. 11 when we talked about luden' s echo and how we wanted to continue pushing it in a unique direction? well, that hasn' t changed. still going down that whole
mobility plus spell casts
identity, rather than just focusing on just one .
the beginnings hardly could be more inauspicious. the son of a jeweler who died just a few years after emigrating from the netherlands, luden quit school at 15 and became an apprentice candy maker .
i really like luden' s because they don' t have the 7. 5% menthol in them that most other cough drops have. one question i have though is where can i find the honey lemon they used to have. i have been unable to find it anywhere, not even on line. these were purchased for my son. he wrote the review .
frank zappa before frank zappa became a prolific musician performing and recording music in the band mother of invention and then as a solo artist, he spent a brief period in the early 1960s working in advertising. check out this luden’s cough drop commercial for which he made the soundtrack. as david kiefaber describes it in an adfreak post, “sounds like someone hyperventilating into a kazoo. ”
: luden is making 100 pounds of candy and cough drops a day. he also sells and delivers the products, which include hard and soft candies, holiday candies, chocolates, marshmallow candies and a peanut bar .
at rite aid, we provide you with the support, products, pharmacy services, and wellness + rewards you need to keep your whole family healthy. with us, it' s personal .
candy band aids sounds like a great idea. imagine how much easier it would be to sooth little suzy’s scratched knee if you could offer one bandage for the knee, and another to suck on !
lol i could have written this myself. my own dad was a staunch opposer to these
candies .
as such he always made us use the hall' s brand. i hated them .
apparently ambitious, he quit after a few years and, in 1879, at 20, began selling candies made in his widowed mother’s kitchen, behind the jewelry shop at 35 - 37 n. fifth st .
so pretty much, it doesn' t have anything to do with a cough, unless that cough is coming out of your ass and is full of diarrhea. plus, two of the inactive ingredients mentioned on the luden' s package are corn syrup and sucrose, which are sugar agents typically found in anything sweet. and, to be honest, i really have never experienced any effects from using luden' s during a sore throat. i think the only reason you might feel better is because you end up eating like 40 of them and have more sugar in your blood than a gallon of dr. pepper. so pretty much, kristin caught me in my deceit: i can use my cough as an excuse to eat
medical
candy and not have to feel bad about it. not that it will make me stop buying or eating them. they' re too damn delicious .
customers, retailers or medical professionals with questions or comments about any of these brands can continue to utilize the existing product 800 - numbers listed on product packaging or can visit each brand’s website which will remain active and supported .
i have thw strawberry banana luden beand. . and yea its a real thing. only thing they so is soothe my throat. . thata good enough for me with thia nivw deliciousness of a
cough drop
. btw, got them from meijers stores
martin hesche’s shop was luxurious for its day. i’m sure if i were strolling down germantown avenue, i’d stop for an ice cream soda. likely i’d leave with a smile, and probably a five pound box of candy too !
my 93 year old mother eats more than 10 ludens cherry cough drops every night. this has been going on for many years. i' ve suggested a humidifier - nope, she doesn' t want one. i' ve suggested lemon drops and / or throat moisturizers - nope, she' s not interested in either. my 2 big concerns are the distinct possibility of choking and how can she get any sleep if she' s popping a minimum of 10 a night? has anyone else dealt with anything similar? suggestions ?
violent candies: it’s not about the taste, but about the action. pop rocks explode in your mouth. extreme sours of all sorts burn the skin off your cheeks. wintergreen lifesavers emit sparks when chomped in the dark. dear candy, don’t just sit there; do something !
luden’s throat drops also contain inactive ingredients for flavor, color or texture. each flavor of throat drop contains inactive ingredients. ascorbic acid, or vitamin c, and citric acid are found in the wild cherry, honey lemon and berry assortment flavors. vitamin c can help boost the immune system of a healthy or sick individual. corn syrup, caramel color, soybean oil and artificial coloring are also inactive ingredients. each throat drop contains sucrose, which is the sugar that gives sweetness to the product and also contains 4 calories per gram. each throat drop contains 3 grams, giving 12 calories per drop .
google pectin, i have the flu as im typing and have eatin a half bag of ludens because it' s the only thing that keeps me from coughing. maybe it is all in my head but at this poont i could careless as long as im not coughing up my lungs .
there are still a few descendants of the old candy makers around here and there. one “chocolatier” in my own city is ms. kamila myzel, who has been making chocolates, marzipans, and cookies at myzel’s chocolate in midtown manhattan. the new york times ran a feature on her shop on nov. 10: sweets from the heart. she says her hand made chocolate is “regular chocolate, good quality for ordinary people. ” we need more myzel’s these days, places where good quality is considered “regular, ” and where the distance from kitchen to shop is just a few feet .
gains charges upon moving or casting. at 100 charges, the next spell hit expends all charges to deal 60 (+ 5 per level) bonus magic damage to up to 4 targets on hit. applies spell effects (e. g. , spell vamp, rylai' s, etc) .
dr. seuss thedor geisel, aka dr. seuss, was drawing art for ad campaigns starting in the 1920s before he was drawing and penning beloved children’s books like “the cat in the hat” and “the lorax” (which is also now a movie in theaters, though, apparently, earning less - than - favorable reviews. sorry, seuss). dr. seuss ended up at mccann erikson and drew ads for flit insecticide, standard oil, holly sugar and more. you can definitely see characters in these ads that resemble the characters that would later populate his books. salman rushdie before he won the booker prize in 1981 for his second book, “midnight’s children, ” and before he was knighted by queen elizabeth ii for his “services to literature, ” salman rushdie was a copywriter in the 1970s with stints at ogilvy & mather and ayer barker in london. rushdie doesn’t talk much about his copywriting days, as bbh co - founder john hegarty said in an interview with the guardian, “it’s only salman rushdie who wouldn’t ever mention it. he did write crap ads too, admittedly. ” however, rushdie was responsible for some memorable slogans, like aero’s “irresistibubble” and “that’ll do nicely” for american express .
most sold candy door to door. luden persuaded shopkeepers to display and sell his wares. he developed the menthol cough drop, doing away with the cumbersome vials of menthol that cold sufferers carried to relieve their symptoms. he gave samples of his cough drops to railroad workers, which effectively gave the cough drops nearly national word of mouth .
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luden’s throat drops are, in fact, used for medicinal purposes, so each drop contains active ingredients to help aid the symptoms of a sore throat. each flavor differs in its active ingredients. the wild cherry flavor uses 1. 7 mg and berry assortment uses 2. 8 mg pectin as an oral demulcent, which causes a film to form over a mucous membrane, relieving irritation and having soothing effects on the throat. the honey lemon and honey licorice flavors each use 1. 0 mg of menthol, and the original menthol flavor uses 4. 0 mg of menthol. menthol is an oral anesthetic that provides temporary relief from pain due to irritation or soreness of the throat .
such was his success that within 20 years, he had to relocate his plant twice, finally to the site in the 200 block of north eighth street that was its home for more than a century, and which within its first decade doubled in size. (the hershey co. still uses the plant, but sold the luden name and brand in 2001. )
no one had ever tried to “brand” penny candy or to advertise it directly to consumers. and initially, mr. luden wasn’t sure it could be done. he thought about it on and off for several years, as he watched the way the reputation of his cough drops helped build his business and protected him from the fiercest competition around price fluctuations. in the penny candy business, the profit margins were so slim that the smallest price difference could swing a retail order one way or the other. the only solution mr. luden could see would be to establish a standard on the basis of quality, so that slight variations of price would not have such an impact. and the only way to establish quality was to put his name on his penny candies as well .
and why would it be? there is amazing candy to be had, whatever your taste or budget. it’s not the kind of thing you do at home. you need special equipment, and a fearless approach to hot sticky liquids. most of us are still struggling with the betty crocker mix. but once upon a time, home candy making was a very big deal .
there was an explosion of home candy cookbooks from the 1880s to the 1910s. these cookbooks often made explicit appeals to women to protect their children. good mothers were told never to let their children touch “cheap” candies. they might be “adulterated” with fillers, poisons, who knows what. instead of buying cheap candy for their children, good mothers should make their children’s candy at home .
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andrew janower, managing director at charlesbank, said ,
the outstanding management team at blacksmith fulfilled our every expectation. we are proud to have helped them revitalize these brands and to have partnered with them through this extraordinary period. the transaction with prestige brands is a terrific outcome for all parties, and we are confident that blacksmith' s success will continue as the company pursues its next phase of growth .
i happen to live in brooklyn, so it is with pride that i relate brooklyn’s glorious candy days past. in 1908, brooklyn ranked among the top confectionery manufacturing cities. brooklyn alone accounted for 130, 000, 000 pounds of confectionery and chocolate a year, at a value of some $ 10, 000, 000. the population of the borough in that year was 1, 640, 400; so that’s almost 80 pounds for each man, woman, and child. the biggest candy factory in the world was on lorimer street, churning out 36, 000, 000 pounds of confection a year for the candy starved masses. all that candy didn’t stay in brooklyn, though. brooklyn candy makers exported more candy than those of any other city, and brooklyn - made candies could be found in every state of the union .
no wonder america was known in that day as a nation of candy eaters. brooklyn’s 560 candy shops served 1. 6 million people. today, we have 250 listings in the yellow pages under “candy, ” and the borough population is closer to 2. 5 million. most candy comes from drug store and grocery racks, the same familiar hershey and mars and the like. yeah, we still eat candy, but not like in those good old days…
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what sort of candies were made to sell at martin hesche’s shop? i can tell you the names, but i have no idea what most of them might have tasted like: cream filberts, raspberry cuts, rose and lemon jellies, annie rooneys, trilby cuts, humbugs, steamed coconuts, boston drops. taffies cost 12 cents a pound and for full cream caramels, you’d pay 25 cents the pound. in the summer, there were candied fruits including sickle pears, peaches, crab apples, apricots, pineapple and cherries. and when the weather cooled and the risks of melting passed, hesche made chocolates. assorted at 25 cents the pound, or as the holidays approached, packed for you in lovely five pound boxes .
pectin actually is a caught suppressent. it reduces swelling and irritation. it' s not
in your head
yes some people are crazy and believe in things that don' t work. but ludens, it works. look up pectin and go on different websites. not just a dictionary where whoever writes it might not know what they' re talking about. also the definition saying it helps prevent diarrhea. pectin is fiber, to much fiber causes diarrhea. man i hate people who post shit and feed false information to people. it works. i' ve used them and they work. you guys have all said you use them and they work. so what more do you want? ludens actually used to make candy also. they still might idk, but why would they make candy if the cough drops are actually candy. common sense. moral of the story check more than one source. don' t use a dictionary for information. use the dictionary for definitions. now an encyclopedia on the other hand. rofl! people these days .
: a $ 10 million expansion is announced, with a 330, 000 - square - foot addition for warehousing, shipping, order selection and production of hollow chocolate specialty items and cough drops .
: the company lays off 150 due to a crisis in the cocoa - bean market .
: begins 100th anniversary celebration. the firm acquires queen anne candy co. , hammond, ind. , a maker of chocolate - covered cherries .
:
5th avenue
signs are installed along fifth street, although the street is not renamed .
charlesbank capital partners, llc has announced the formation of blacksmith brands inc. with the acquisition of five over - the - counter (otc) consumer products brands from mcneil - ppc, inc .
blacksmith is being created in partnership with industry veteran peter mann, who will serve as chairman and ceo, and with private equity professional dana schmaltz, who will serve as cfo. with more than 35 years’ experience with consumer products, mr. mann was most recently ceo of prestige brands. he and his senior team at blacksmith have worked together for more than 20 years, building numerous otc brands. mr. schmaltz most recently was president of j. w. childs equity partners lp .
“with blacksmith, we have the opportunity to build on the extraordinary consumer awareness and trust of these market - leading brands, while also growing them through dedicated support and innovation, ” said mr. mann. “we further believe that these five brands will be the foundation for a much larger company that will ultimately include other significant acquisitions. ”
mr. schmaltz added, “we are delighted to have charlesbank as a financial sponsor and are confident that, with their support, we can create a truly important otc and personal care company. ”
“we are thrilled to be partnering with peter mann, dana schmaltz and their deeply experienced team, ” said andrew janower, managing director at charlesbank. “with this talented group fully dedicated to these brands, we look forward to building the company into a scale player focused on otc drugs and consumer products. we see great opportunity to grow the business organically, as well as through the acquisitions of additional heritage brands in need of revitalization. ”
sawaya segalas & co. , llc, a leading consumer investment banking firm, acted as exclusive financial advisor to blacksmith in connection with the transaction. debt capital for the transaction was provided by ares capital corporation, the lead arranger, along with keybank capital markets and ge capital as co - lead arrangers .
based in boston and new york, charlesbank capital partners is a middle - market private equity investment firm managing more than $ 2 billion of capital. charlesbank focuses on management - led buyouts and growth capital financings, typically investing $ 50 million to $ 150 million per transaction in companies with enterprise values of $ 100 million to $ 750 million. the firm seeks to partner with strong management teams to build companies with sustainable competitive advantages and excellent prospects for growth. visit urltoken for more information .
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for temporary relief of minor discomfort and protection of irritated areas in sore mouth and sore throat .
if sore throat is severe, persists for more than 2 days, is accompanied or followed by fever, headache, rash, swelling, nausea or vomiting, consult a doctor promptly. these may be serious .
ascorbic acid, citric acid, corn syrup, fd & c blue no. 1, flavors, malic acid, sodium acetate, sodium chloride, soybean oil used as a processing aid, sucrose, water
ascorbic acid, citric acid, corn syrup, fd & c red no. 40, flavors, malic acid, sodium acetate, sodium chloride, soybean oil used as a processing aid, sucrose, water
for temporary relief of minor discomfort and protection of irritated areas in sore mouth and sore throat .
ascorbic acid, citric acid, corn syrup, fd & c blue no. 2, fd & c red no. 40, flavors, malic acid, sodium acetate, sodium chloride, soybean oil used as a processing aid, sucrose, water
ascorbic acid, citric acid, corn syrup, fd & c blue no. 2, fd & c red no. 40, flavors, malic acid, sodium acetate, sodium chloride, soybean oil used as a processing aid, sucrose, water
﻿for temporary relief of minor discomfort and protection of irritated areas in sore mouth and sore throat .
citric acid, corn syrup, fd & c blue no. 2, fd & c red no. 40, fd & c yellow no. 6, flavors, malic acid, sodium acetate, sodium chloride, soybean oil used as a processing aid, sucrose, water
citric acid, corn syrup, fd & c blue no. 2, fd & c red no. 40, fd & c yellow no. 6, flavors, malic acid, sodium acetate, sodium chloride, soybean oil as a processing aid, sucrose, water
contains fd & c yellow no. 5 (tartrazine) as a color additive
citric acid, corn syrup, fd & c blue no. 1, fd & c yellow no. 5, flavor, malic acid, sodium acetate, sodium choride, sucrose, water
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charlesbank capital partners announced today that it has sold portfolio company blacksmith brands holdings to prestige brands holdings (nyse: pbh). the purchase price was $ 190 million, plus a $ 13. 4 million working capital adjustment .
we at blacksmith take great pride in the results we have achieved in so short a time ,
said ceo peter mann .
that we could establish a strong stand - alone company and record such terrific growth over the past year is a tribute to the talent and passion of our small team of managers, as well as to our partnership with charlesbank, who played a pivotal role in our development and in helping us execute on our strategic plan .
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allow drop to dissolve slowly in mouth. repeat as necessary every 2 hours, or as directed by doctor .
allow 2 drops to dissolve slowly in mouth. repeat as necessary every 2 hours, or as directed by a doctor .
contains fd & c yellow no. 5 (tartrazine) as a color additive
allow1 drop at a time to dissolve slowly in mouth. repeat as necessary every 2 hours, or as directed by a doctor .
innovations, marketing and quality products were ingredients of success for the sweetest spot in reading .
this is the sixth in an occasional series on the major industries, the people and the legacies for which berks county is known .
it started quietly, right in the heart of downtown reading, with one man determinedly experimenting with a few ingredients over a stove in a small back room .
he was also something of a visionary who, with but a few years of training in his field, created a whole line of products and, perhaps more importantly, marketed them with phenomenal acumen .
his business made him wealthy on a level that few could equal, and benefited thousands of workers over the course of more than a century. and although no longer made in reading, the cough drops still bearing his name continue to soothe and be enjoyed by millions of users .
he rapidly outstripped his local rivals, producing a broad line of moshie and other hard candies, chocolates (he reportedly made his own chocolate for these products), cough drops, peanut candies and holiday novelties .
hershey reduced not only its work force, but the plant itself, halving its space and tearing down a number of the buildings. however, it continued to see value in operating the facility, the hershey reading plant, which produces candies including the 5th avenue bar and the york peppermint pattie .
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brooklyn was a great place to be a candy eater, too. in 1908, there were some 560 shops dedicated to the sale of candy, and many of those shops were also making their own candies on site. plus, you could buy candy at drug stores, news stands, stationers, department stores… well, the fact is, it would have been hard to not buy various, interesting, fresh, locally made candy in 1908, if you found yourself on the streets of brooklyn .
[ men ] are at it all the time–and eat much more at a time than they used to. it is the men who keep the candy business going. where they used to buy a box once in a while and carry it home, now they come into a store like this and buy 5 or 10 or 15 cents worth just for themselves and eat it right up .
5 cents in 1908 would buy you a good - sized bar, or a pouch of smaller candies, about what a dollar buys today. 15 cents worth of candy would have been a hefty amount to “eat right up” !
source: “brooklyn leads country in candy export. ” brooklyn daily eagle 7 march 1908 industries, real estate, long island section, p 1 - 3 .
how delightful it must have been for whoever discovered the igniting cough drop, back in 1913. one typically seeks such medicated confection for its soothing, cooling properties. one does not expect pyrotechnics .
a popular cough lozenge ingredient in the day was chlorate of potash; mixed up with a little sugar, it promised a tasty and effective treatment for respiratory discomfort. but when you rubbed the lozenge on the igniting strip of a safety - match box, watch out! the lozenge would light up like a match and burn .
confectioners journal called it “killing two birds with one stone. ” one wonders how it could have been as tasty as claimed. of course, in 1913 those chalky necco - style wafers were popular, too .
source: “killing two birds with one stone” confectioners journal, jan. 1914 p. 93
more: chemistry expert anne marie helmenstine explains candy triboluminescence (those sparks from wintergreen lifesavers) .
martin hesche presided behind the counter of this high grade retail establishment on germantown avenue in philadelphia. the shop offered candy, of course. our photo doesn’t show too much detail, but we can see trays of goodies at the counter, and rows of glass jars behind. brass polished pans, and glass trays for chocolates, would have displayed the goods .
candy wasn’t the only thing on offer. soda was really the main attraction; the soda fountain was the first thing customers would see, a contrivance of marble and mahogany and mirrors designed to dispense soda and flavors with an air of continental grandeur. the whole contraption was topped by a “bathing beauty” with a stream of water squirting over her. 10 cents would buy you an ice cream soda and a seat at a table. for 5 cents, you could enjoy a plate of ice cream .
would you have enjoyed working in such a shop? at the counter, girls worked 10 hour days, six days a week, for a weekly pay of six dollars. chocolate coaters and dippers made eight dollars, and the more skilled candy maker helpers could make $ 12. if you were the head candymaker, maybe you’d take home $ 18 at the end of the week, if it was a first class shop .
source: harry c. nuss, “ye olde candy shoppe at the turn of the century” confectioners journal dec. 1949 118 - 121 .
if you’re getting hungry for some lunch soon, i thought you might enjoy these. don’t worry if you’re a little short this month, three cents is all you need to enjoy a delicious lunch bar (1949). and if you have a nickel, perhaps you’d prefer the chicken dinner (1947) or the denver sandwich (1947). bon appetit !
sugar is a somewhat magical substance. in all its many crystalline and syrupy moods it gives us jellies, and taffies, and candy canes, and fudge. these days, we don’t often worry about spoilage, so its easy to forget that sugar is also an excellent preservative. fruit preserves and candied fruits last a long time; the sugar draws moisture out of the microbes that would make the food spoil .
none of these uses would suggest that we could use sugar in the arsenal against injury and bloodshed. yet just such a use was discovered among german surgeons during the early days of the first world war :
…it is said that many of the wounded have been cured by dressings of ordinary granulated sugar, the compresses being changed every second or third day .
actually, it kind of makes sense. sugar would impede the growth of infectious bacteria, just as it discourages the growth of spoiling bacteria in food. but confectioners journal offered a more metaphysical explanation :
sugar is always vitalizing and it seems logical that it should purify and heal when thus applied externally .
one final thought: of course, salt would have the same effect. but in addition to the general non - yummyness of salt band aids, it should be pointed out that packing wounds with salt sounds like it would really hurt !
i was in the bookstore the other day looking for cookbooks on candy making. i found approximately…zero. i’m not saying there aren’t any at all out there, i’m just saying it doesn’t seem to be a popular topic .
in the olden days (before 1865 or so), a confectioner would set up shop in town and sell what she made. the invention of candy making machines in the second half of the nineteenth century meant that by 1890, most north americans had access to a fantastic array of commercially produced candies. that meant when you headed out to buy some candy, you wouldn’t be likely to know who made it, or even where it might have been made .
this anonymous commercial production of candy made some people quite nervous. what was in that candy? new technologies and processes were creating candies no one had ever seen before. was it safe? some candy makers were cutting corners, adding cheaper fillers or substituting fakes for more expensive ingredients like chocolate or nuts. some of the new ingredients were chemicals, unknown and untested .
the per capita sale of candy increased dramatically from 1900 to 1915. by then, home candy making was falling out of favor. worries about adulteration seemed less important. pure food laws had helped regulate additives and ingredients, and advertising and brand names increased consumer confidence in the goods they bought at the store .
it could never have been the case that home candy significantly displaced manufactured candy. only a small number of families would have the leisure time necessary for candy making. it is likely as well that after some 25 years of experimentation, home candy cooks realized that candy making was difficult and exacting work, and the variety and quality of candy readily available at attractive prices made home candy less appealing .
the days of home candy making seem long past. i have friends who enjoy baking, friends who garden, friends who sew handbags. i don’t know anyone who makes candy at home. but these days, we think a lot about how to simplify, how to get back to basics, how to “do it yourself. ” perhaps lollipops and taffy from our own kitchens will be next !
source: on home candy cookbooks, see wendy a. woloson, refined tastes: sugar, confectionery, and consumers in nineteenth century america (baltimore: the johns hopkins university press, 2002 )
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other information: store at 68° - 77°f (20° - 25°c) in a dry place.
luden 's is a brand of throat lozenge , currently manufactured and sold in the usa by prestige brands . their headquarters are in tarrytown , ny . its product family includes : wild cherry , orange , wild berry , honey lemon , honey licorice , kiwi-strawberry , wild honey , sugar-free wild cherry , blue raspberry , watermelon and original menthol . 
luden's is a brand of throat lozenge, currently manufactured and sold in the usa by prestige brands. their headquarters are in tarrytown, ny. its product family includes: wild cherry, orange, wild berry, honey lemon, honey licorice, kiwi-strawberry, wild honey, sugar-free wild cherry, blue raspberry, watermelon and original menthol.
luden's is a brand of throat lozenge, currently manufactured and sold in the usa by prestige brands. their headquarters are in tarrytown, ny. its product family includes: wild cherry, orange, wild berry, honey lemon, honey licorice, kiwi-strawberry, wild honey, sugar-free wild cherry, blue raspberry, watermelon and original menthol.