 Within the confines of most drug stores, up until the advent of the drive-in restaurant, carbonated drinks and ice cream were served from something called a soda fountain. This was the place where family, friends, and neighbors socialized. And to create a suitable atmosphere, there was Bradham's Automated Music Maker, a device that would play selections on a piano and or violin. But Caleb Bradham wanted more. He desired to create some sort of concoction people would enjoy, yet still might be good for them.