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Dang Maria’s: A home for the heart and the music

By Susan Evangelista | June 29, 2003 - 12:00am

Imagine it in 1935 when it was the home of Palawan’s elite, having been capital of the province for some years under the Spanish, but for all that still a sleepy town in which the young women school teachers...

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