How the Alamo's Villain Led to the Creation of Modern Chewing Gum | by Andrew Martin | Medium
Cheers to Chicle | Vintage Gums
While in exile, Santa Anna gave U.S. chewing gum market a boost
The Man Who Fought For Mexican Independence & Invented Gum
How a Mexican General's Exile in Staten Island Led to Modern Chewing Gum - Gastro Obscura
TIL that a money raising attempt by former Mexican President and General Santa Anna (responsible for losing the Texas Revolution) led to the invention of chewing gum in the United States. :
How Antonio López de Santa Anna Helped Create Modern Chewing Gum
He Lost Texas But Gave Us Chewing Gum
Unique Facts about Mexico: Santa Ana
Wacky-World-of-Rubber:-Santa-Anna's-tie-to-chewing-gum | Rubber News
San Antonio Uncovered: Yes, Santa Anna Did Invent Chewing Gum
While in exile, Santa Anna gave U.S. chewing gum market a boost
While in exile, Santa Anna gave U.S. chewing gum market a boost
Antonio López de Santa Anna Worksheets & Facts | Life, Politics
Santa Anna and the Invention of Chewing Gum | There are certain people in history who wield so much influence during their lives that they keep showing up in seemingly unrelated events.
Chewing gum - thanks to General Antonio de Santa Anna! | Flickr
Santa Anna Archives | The Saturday Evening Post
Ascot Aesthetic Implants and Dentistry - Chewing gum was introduced to America following the battle of the Alamo. Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna who led the attack against the Alamo also created
TIL Thomas Adams (founder of the chewing gum industry) conceived the idea while working as a secretary to former Mexican leader Antonio López de Santa Anna, who chewed a natural gum called
Chewing Gum | The Engines of Our Ingenuity
How a Mexican General's Exile in Staten Island Led to Modern Chewing Gum - Gastro Obscura
How a Mexican General's Exile in Staten Island Led to Modern Chewing Gum - Gastro Obscura
Santa Anna — Badass of the Week
Santa Anna: Hero or Traitor? | Myra H. Mcilvain
