Ed wrote --

  jm>>     There's a drug store in a nearby town that several years ago
 EV> brought back their soda fountain

 EV> I'm VERY curious.

 EV> What City is that Drugs Store in?
 EV> What is its Name?

  Griffith and Fiels, at 14th and Chestnut, across from SAL, in Kenova.

 EV> The bottle was inverted with the dispenser on the bottom so the person
 EV> making the softdrink just pressed a big button to put some syrup in a
 EV> paper cup.

  Don't recall ever seeing anything like that.
  The one's I've always seen had a pump that was pushed that squirted out
the syrup, then one moved to the soda dispenser with a handle that was
pulled forth and back which put in the soda water.  After a squirt or two
the mixture was stirred a bit and more water added.

 EV> I thought that I already seen everything about how a Fountain soft drink
 EV> was made until I walked in that Drug Store when I was 14 years old. DUH

  When I was in high school (in Colorado Springs, CO) my evening paper
route was on the way home.  Thursday and Friday were collection days and
Friday evenings I stopped in at a drug store and at the fountain treated
myself to a two scoop hot fudge sundae, nuts, whipped creme and a cherry on
top, for 49 cents.   Of course 49 cents isn't what it was 50+ years ago.
(That would be equal to $3.76 today, https://westegg.com/inflation/)
   Joe