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In the East End of London on July 2, 1865, revivalist preacher
William Booth and his wife Catherine (above) establish the
Christian Mission, later known as the Salvation Army.

Today, the Salvation Army, still based in London, is active in
more than 130 countries. The Army operates evangelical
centers, hospitals, emergency and disaster services, alcohol
and drug rehabilitation programs, community centers, social
work centers, secondhand stores, and recreation facilities.

Voluntary contributions and profits from the sale of its
publications fund the organization.

The last Packard—the classic American luxury car with the
famously enigmatic slogan “Ask the Man Who Owns One”—
rolled off the production line at Packard’s plant in Detroit,
Michigan on June 25, 1956.

The Packard brothers, William Doud (left) and James Ward
(right) as seen in company portraits.

In Akron, Ohio, Bill Wilson and Dr. Robert Smith, two
recovering alcoholics, founded Alcoholics Anonymous,
also known as "A.A.," a 12-step rehabilitation program
that eventually helped countless people cope with
alcoholism.

Based on psychological techniques that have long been
used in suppressing certain personality traits, members
of the strictly anonymous organization control their
disease through guided group discussion and
confession.

As of 2021, AA estimated it is active in 180 countries with
an estimated membership of nearly two million—73% in
the United States and Canada.

Other addiction support groups patterned on A.A. include
Narcotics Anonymous and Gamblers Anonymous.

They would often bring imported fruits, nuts, and cocoa which
were obtained during their voyages to Mr. Whitman so that he 
could make the popular European confections people craved
in that era.

Stephen Franch Whitman (1823 – 1888)

The cereal, which contains neither grapes nor nuts, was
developed in 1897 by  C.W. Post, who was a patient
(and then a competitor), of Dr. John Harvey Kellogg.  

It was one of the first commercial products marketed as
health food.

     
Charles William Post (1854 – 1914)      John Harvey Kellogg   
                                                                         (1852 – 1943)