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The first gum available was chewing gum.

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The first gum available was chewing gum.

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The Ancient Greeks used sap from the mastic tree to chew.

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The Ancient Greeks used sap from the mastic tree to chew.

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People at the Fleer Factory in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania wanted to create a new kind of gum.

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People at the Fleer Factory in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania wanted to create a new kind of gum.

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They wanted to make something more exciting to chew - bubble gum!

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They wanted to make something more exciting to chew - bubble gum!

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An accountant for the Fleer Factory named Walter Diemer helped some scientists and his boss develop the first bubble gum.

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An accountant for the Fleer Factory named Walter Diemer helped some scientists and his boss develop the first bubble gum.

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Although his boss gave up trying, Walter persevered and invented the first bubble gum in 1928 using spearmint, cinnamon, vanilla and pink food coloring.

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Although his boss gave up trying, Walter persevered and invented the first bubble gum in 1928 using spearmint, cinnamon, vanilla and pink food coloring.

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It became popular right after Christmas in 1928 when Walter taught kids at a local candy shop how to blow bubbles.

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It became popular right after Christmas in 1928 when Walter taught kids at a local candy shop how to blow bubbles.

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How to Blow the Biggest, Best Bubble-Gum Bubble

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The original bubble gum was named Dubble Bubble and is still available today.

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The original bubble gum was named Dubble Bubble and is still available today.