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Published December 8, 2015 at 676 × 900 in VI: “No Soda Fountain Needs to be a ‘Germ Exchange’” – Soda Fountains, Restaurants, and Fast Food

Hammered silver cup holder with handle, ca. 1933. (Hugh Moore Dixie Cup Company Collection, Special Collections and College Archives, Skillman Library, Lafayette College.)

Explore the history of disposability through object stories.

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