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Corner Drugstore
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View from cobblestone street of a man standing next to a police officer at the corner of Third and Oak Streets, in front of the Corner Drugstore. A horse-drawn milk wagon with rubber tires is parked on Oak Street. Signs on the drugstore advertise Devil's Lake, Kodak film, and the office of Dr. Tryon, on the second floor. The Atlantic and Pacific (A & P) Tea Company store is next door, on Third Street.
1940
Trimpey, Ephraim Burt
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WHi 72822
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