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7-11 and Drug Fair, and G C Murphy’s, Highs and Peoples Drug Store in Rockville, Md. Twinbrook area near Veirs Mill Road.
I vaguely remember a place in Wheaton but no longer remember the name. I remember going into that store and there were old cards everywhere. This would have been in the early 70’s. Everything else was through the mail. B. T.
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