Secondary support for the structural transition identified by Veach, while signaling that the brand-name etymology itself is business lore. Source independence is not established by agreement alone.
Mitenbuler compresses the industry’s movement from frontier production toward factories and commercial differentiation.
While the debate roared, the trappings of a cottage industry gave way to factories and, according to business lore, the term “brand name” entered the American lexicon as distillers began differentiating themselves from one another by branding their names onto the ends of whiskey barrels.
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Introduction
September 29 fresh audit: matched to supplied PDF sheet 14. These are PDF sheet numbers, not the print-edition pagination used in the index. Verification concerns source fidelity, not independent historical/scientific corroboration.
Evidence
While the debate roared, the trappings of a cottage industry gave way to factories and, according to business lore, the term “brand name” entered the American lexicon as distillers began differentiating themselves from one another by branding their names onto the ends of whiskey barrels.
Locator
Locator type: Page
Start: 14
End: 14
Source section: Introduction
Context
Mitenbuler compresses the industry’s movement from frontier production toward factories and commercial differentiation.
Annotation
Secondary support for the structural transition identified by Veach, while signaling that the brand-name etymology itself is business lore. Source independence is not established by agreement alone.
Verification
Status: Verified
September 29 fresh audit: matched to supplied PDF sheet 14. These are PDF sheet numbers, not the print-edition pagination used in the index. Verification concerns source fidelity, not independent historical/scientific corroboration.