
Coca-Cola and "Golden Eagle" Flour: advertisements, 1915
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ChicagoThe Intermont (Bristol, VA, 1915), page n136, Internet Archive, https://archive.org/details/intermontthe1915virg/page/n136.
MLAThe Intermont. Bristol, VA, 1915, page n136. Internet Archive, archive.org/details/intermontthe1915virg/page/n136.
The leaf number is the Internet Archive's page count for the scan, not a printed page number.
- Publication
- The Intermont
- Volume
- The Intermont, 1915
- Year
- 1915
- Scanned by
- Bristol Public Library
- Page
- archive.org page n136
A page of Bristol advertisements: Eagle overalls, pants, and riding pants from the Eagle Manufacturing Company; "Drink Coca-Cola, from a bottle thru a straw, the sanitary way," bottled by Dixie Bottling Works of Bristol, Virginia; and "Golden Eagle" Flour from the Sparger Mill Company.
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