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English: Home in Edgemont, Pennsylvania where Annie Drinker ("Ethel May") lived thirteen years. From a 1903 publication. |
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| Source | (2 March 1903). "Once Society Belle a Recluse at Death. Daughter of Distinguished Philadelphia Ancestry Left Scenes of Social Triumphs to End Her Days in Solitude After Dramatic Life.". The Philadelphia Inquirer: 16. Template:Open access |
| Author | The Philadelphia Inquirer |
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