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              <text>Old Aunt Julia Ann Jackson, age 102 and the corn crib where she lives&#13;
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              <text>She uses the large battered tin can for a stove and does her cooking on it. Aunt Julia Ann is an ex-slave and was grown woman when the Civil "Wah broke out."</text>
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