This a Fine art photo of a ghost wall advertising 7-UP. "Fresh Up with 7-UP! You like it...it likes you!!" Given the fact that in the early days, 1920s, inventor Charles Leiper Grigg put lithium citrate in his soft drink and Coca-Cola put cocaine in their soda, it seems that the 1930s and 1940s offered quite a bit in the way of staying awake and happy. Lithium Citrate is known as a mood stabilizing drug, it seemed to really do the trick. After drinking a bottle of "Bib-Label Lithiated Lemon Lime Soda" you were very easy to deal with. However, this was all happening before the FDA was born, too bad. The earlier version of 7-UP would sell well in today's market as would the original concoction of Coca-Cola. Think of how the Middle East would be, if everyone was drinking several bottles of 7-UP and Coke each day? It is fortunate that 7-UP and Coco-Cola survived the Wall Street Crash of 1929 and the Great Depression. However, given the financial state of affairs of the global economy today, the original beverage with lithium citrate and Coca-Cola's cocaine might be what we all need. 7-UP---and Coca-Cola------The Original. Bring it back.