Rappahannock News, October 1, 1964
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Bricks, which are burned clay, and ice, which is frozen water, usually cost about the same per ton, in most communities.
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“Bricks, which are burned clay, and ice, which is.” rappnews, no. 47, October 1964.
“Bricks, which are burned clay, and ice, which is.” rappnews, no. 47, Oct 1964.
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