Two advertisements on one page. Hodges Art Gallery, 529 Main Street, Bristol, offers fine photographs, child's pictures, and large portraits copied from old pictures in crayon, India ink, or water color. Twin City Mills of Bristol, Tenn., sells flour, meal, feed, and grain under the brands "Royal Crown" and "Pride of the South." — Sense and Nonsense, 1898. Scanned by Library of Virginia, via the Internet Archive. Published 1930 or earlier.

Hodges Art Gallery and Twin City Mills: advertisements, 1898

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ChicagoSense and Nonsense (Bristol, VA, 1898), page n180, Internet Archive, https://archive.org/details/sensenonsense1898sout/page/n180.

MLASense and Nonsense. Bristol, VA, 1898, page n180. Internet Archive, archive.org/details/sensenonsense1898sout/page/n180.

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Publication: Sense and Nonsense
Volume: Sense and Nonsense, 1898
Year: 1898
Scanned by: Library of Virginia
Page: archive.org page n180

Two advertisements on one page. Hodges Art Gallery, 529 Main Street, Bristol, offers fine photographs, child's pictures, and large portraits copied from old pictures in crayon, India ink, or water color. Twin City Mills of Bristol, Tenn., sells flour, meal, feed, and grain under the brands "Royal Crown" and "Pride of the South."

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