Young Lindbergh eighth grader opens antique shop locally
Dodie, an eighth grader at Lindbergh Junior High, runs a single-person antique shop at 635 E. Market St next to her home. She restores and sells items on consignment, funds purchases from her sales, and aims to fully furnish a home with antiques.
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Epitaphs From Grave Markers Reflect Frontier Wit and Woe
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