November 28, 2023 • 14 mins
"Lum & Abner" was a popular American network radio comedy program that aired from 1931 to 1954. Created by Chester Lauck and Norris Goff, who also played the lead characters, the show was set in the fictional community of Pine Ridge, Arkansas. Lauck and Goff portrayed Lum Edwards and Abner Peabody, respectively, the owners of the Jot 'Em Down Store, the only general store in Pine Ridge.The humor of "Lum & Abner" was characterized by its gentle, character-driven wit, often involving the various quirky residents of Pine Ridge and the everyday situations they encountered. The show frequently used a serialized format, with storylines stretching over several episodes. This style of storytelling allowed listeners to become deeply engaged with the characters and the ongoing narratives.A notable feature of "Lum & Abner" was its portrayal of rural American life during the Great Depression and World War II. The characters, while humorous, were treated with respect and affection, avoiding the stereotypes often associated with rural settings in media. The show was a comforting presence for many listeners during challenging times, offering a blend of humor, warmth, and a sense of community.The legacy of "Lum & Abner" continues to be celebrated for its contribution to the golden age of radio, its innovative storytelling, and its affectionate depiction of small-town life. The show's influence can be seen in later television and radio programs that similarly focus on community and character-driven humor.
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(00:00):
H heardy everybody here, We areall ready to take you down to pine
(00:39):
Rid or another visit with Lumb andad brought to you by the makers of
Harlecks, the original malted milk folks. When you go downtown shopping or when
motoring or hunting, take a flaskof Harlcks Malted milk tablets along with you.
There's nothing like them for helping wardoff fatigue or hunger. When you
begin to feel tired or feel hungry, just dissolve a few of these delicious
(01:03):
tablets in your mouth. They'll nourishyou while you work, keep you going
at top speed when you aren't ableto eat on times. Children love Horlick
malted milk tablets. They can easilycarry a supply to school with them.
You can get Horlick malted milk tablet, you know, in either natural or
chocolate flavor, either in the smallconveniently carried ten cent size class or in
(01:25):
larger sizes. And now let's getready for lumb and Abner Well. Yesterday
a mister Carter, representing the SouthwestOil Company arrived in pine Ridge to negotiate
for the oil well that Lumon Abnerrecently drilled. He seemed very much interested
in buying their holdings, and aswe left them last night, mister Carter
(01:47):
and lum were in conference over thematter. As we look in on our
old friends today, we find LumonAbner down at their newly completed office.
Evidently an agreement has been reached,but the deal hasn't been clothes. What's
that? And now? What isit that he's gonna give us besides that?
Uh? Three thousand dollars long?Uh? Royalty? You you mean
(02:09):
he's gonna make a king out ofit? Oh? Royalt? Here and
the oil business happen. It meansthat we'll get so much on every barrel
oil they get off of that landover there. Uh huh, we get
three thousand dollars cash money and tencents on every barrel it's sold. Yeah,
well, out of the heat,droll along. We just sold a
whole shabang for cash to start with, and get out of oil bending.
(02:30):
Well we'll be out of it.We won't have a thing to do with
it, won't have no say soor nothing. All we gotta do is
sit back and get a check fromhim every month or whatever coming to it,
without even turning the hands. Well, now, how much we gonna
get every month sover? It dependson how much oil they get. Yeah,
they're gonna clean the well we dugout good and put cashins and just
put a part in it, Casem. Yeah, you mean automobile casing car.
(02:53):
No, No, I don't knowwhat it is, but that's what
he said. I know it ain'tautomobile kissing over. Yeah, says he
believes it'll run two or three thousandbarrels a day. Then, well,
how much will that come to forus? Remember, if it runs two
thousand barrels a day, and hesays it'll do that easy, that'll be
uh, two hundred dollars a day. We'll make out of it two hundred
(03:13):
dollars a day, that's what hesays. And on top of that,
they're gonna drill some more wells overthere. That they're just gonna drill all
over that five ages. We'll getten cents on every barrel that comps out
of there, regardless, right dog. And that does sound for the good,
don't it sounded allful good to me? If they drill five more wells
over their saves and and as bigas that, and we got over there
(03:35):
now. Yeah, that'll be uhtwelve hundred dollars a day we'll get out
of it, well, four hundreddollars apiece from me and you and Grandpapa
doesn't figure that out, they laydsay, And we don't even have to
be here. We can go offfrom vacate ourselves, go anywhere. Just
let them know where to send thecheck to it and it'll come every month.
That's what I call making your brainwork for you. And well,
(03:57):
uh, that's sounding better alright whenyou said, but all the cash we
got out out was three thousand dollars. I thought you'd let him give you
a skinny me. And if youever worry about nobody giving me a skin,
I bet old Grandpapa beach takeover.He didn't much wanna sign that green
Man chest to give me four authorityto sell it something. Oh I could
tell that. Oh no he didn't. But they tell her card. They
(04:18):
said that the only way he'd dobusiness. Yeah, he told me he's
just working for the Southwest or company. He don't own none of it,
he don't huh No, he's justrepresenting the president. That's what all they
get, you know, somebody thatrepresent I right, I ain't president or
nothing. Now I'm a retard capthough, and I don't know what I
am, but I'm through working.I know that I've hit my last tap.
(04:42):
Oh yeah, yeah, I don'taim to ever turn another as long
as you live. Oh well,you see that piece of paper they're on
the foot where. Yeah, Iwouldn't even put myself to the boller or
bending over and picking that thing,or the ten dollars I get how deep
in the din, I wouldn't takeit up for a hundred dollars, right,
you know? I E no,U? What is it? Told
(05:04):
you to scrap of paper somewhere?Oh? No, that's that paper?
Figure out how how much money wewas gonna make on here? I'm sure
that you see here. He's gonnashow you if they drive a hundred wells
over there, I've got it upto a thousand. But if they drill
a hundred wells over there and gettwo thousand barrels out every one of'em,
(05:24):
that's two hundred thousand barrels, andwe get ten cents a barrel.
Oh the land and that cop No, I never finished that. Oh there's
too much bother anyhow, have aceagar e Maruh. We just woke these
things all we want to ye andnor we can pay rife eat it out.
Huh just sat around and eat andsee. Yeah, talk of that
(05:46):
reminds me too. I'm gonna hiresomebody do the cooking over at a place
while elizabetht is gone just about halfstars myself to death here lately. Kind
of cook a gup and and eatit. I ain't gonna harre no crook.
I'm gonna uh start eating down thehotel. At the hotel, yeah,
dogg I'm just a good mind todo that with you long. Uh.
(06:06):
Now we might start eating over atsister Simpsons. I believe she sets
a better board. Yeah, it'sa good idy. I never thought about
tak Evelina eats there too. Eh. Well, now that will be nice
for you. Just sat down heatand start Hevelena. Yeah. Why didn't
I think about that before? Yeah? And he said, believe I just
called Sister Simpson up and tell herwe'll be over there for supper. Yeah,
(06:27):
at your time, the telephoner.Uh tell her I halt some fried
checking hot vesty, black eyed peas, grazy and last potato pitch uh dog
that I'm hungry hello, I saideat. Uh, this is when I'm
editor. That's mama. Uh whatare you gonna have for supper tonight?
(06:47):
As to what kind of pie she'sgonna have? Am I do? Well?
It is some of my business.I ain't getting in greeted. I
me and Avenue sort everything about comingover and eating with you tonight. Yeah,
think about it. I'm coming.I'll be there. Yeah, that's
your doorway in him to pay forfair ribs and backbone and fish. Huh
say, yeah, well that it'sfine. Me and Avenue is coming over
(07:11):
there to eat tonight. Then yeah, yes, ma, tell he had
not topic and sister Simps and Ijust wonder if you couldn't order to put
me in an avenue and ever leanher over to the table by ourselves.
Let's not there. I wanted toget closed, yes, ma'am. One
of them big tables. If youstill got some of'em back, get
high, put sideboards on it,all right, Yes, Mama, I
know six o'clock, yes, ma, alright, goodbye? And you never
(07:35):
asked her what she charges? Long, I don't care what she charges.
Y'all get my money's worth, mlong as I am now, Yeah,
we don't have to worry about xmenry now no one, oh no long,
I don't care if she charges fiftycents. I feel like celebrate.
Yeah, if I might take Eveleenainto the county seat to a picture show
tonight too. Yeah, I'll gowait wait till she hears about this deal.
(07:56):
I'm now somebody at the door alongthe street. Carter's back with him
paper. Yeah, yeah, comein, come in, well hoey deal,
Come in, dick, Yeah,I just run over sease you made
a deal. If that fell onyou all, well yeah, well we
made a deal with Dad, butwe ain't closed each Ah. I made
a deal with you know where ornot dollars will ever have to do another
(08:16):
day? Why? Yeah, surewe did. I got a three thousand
dollars in cash and a roar hereten cent a barrel on all the all
they get out of the ground overwad and they go adrell a hundred more.
Well, Well, we don't knowjust how many they're gonna grill at.
How does that Sounday? Well,alright, lum, I don't know
what you made a good deal.Of course, it'll depend on how much
(08:37):
oil you get out of that.Well yeah, well, he says he
believes when they get their well orcleaned out good to get a run at
least two thousand barrels a day.Well, I wouldn't be surprised. There
must be a lot out of there. You wouldn't have struck it that close
to the top of the ground.That's what I faded. Yeah, I
said, I don't know what youmade a good deal? Um uh,
what's holding up? You said youhadn't closed it yet, or I've got
your deed all made out to him. I'm lain right here, but I
want them to shine a paper readleaving us for any responsibilities in the company.
(09:01):
Yeah, shorty like that In SquireStamp made her sign when we bought
that land over him upon that Yeah, uh huh, fact, see I
copied it right off of that inSquire gotters to sign. You've seen it.
We agree to some of all thedebts and obligations here to Ford and
here and after made by the Pinerydoor Iman stuff like that. Now you
mean that they're gonna pay for allthose barrels and the drilling of the well
and all that. No, no, we'll have to pay for that.
(09:22):
But uh, if anything comes uplater that we don't know about now they
can't hold us responsibility. Yeah,well that's that's a good idea of that's
good business. Uh, one's hegonna know about? Well, he said
he'd uh have to get thirty beforehe could make a deal like that.
I reckon he had to telephone theSouthwest order something about it. Yeah,
I see. Well, you fellowsare mighty lucky, and I'm glad for
you too. Well, thank you, Jack. I just wish you'd have
(09:43):
been in with us. Only loveto see you get ready to Well,
I'm sorry now I didn't go inwith you when you fellows gave me a
chance, lum, but I can'tblame anybody but myself. But now it
just boom keeps on. Well,I'm making him pretty good money down ask
my store. Now that's good.Yeah, well do I cain't down there?
From here out there, don't hardabout the priest maid. Wait wait,
wait a minute, somebody at thedoor. Come in, well back
(10:07):
already, Yeah, come in,mister Carter. Yes, I think we're
already close the deal. Now,gentlemen, I mess the Carter shake hands
with deck cutters. How do youdo, mister Hudson. I'm glad to
know you I'm glad to know you, mister Carter. Well, you generally
want soak minutes. I'll get onout of here. No, that's all
right, Jake. Deals all madewell, I've got to get back store
anyway. I'm all see. Yes, the walk all right? Deck?
Yeh here, thank you? Saythat was all right with him to sign
(10:31):
agreement? Yeah, yes's no troubleat all. And if you have the
deed ready, I'm ready to turnthe draft over to you now, well
give it time. Yeah, here'sa deed all made out, that's yours.
Yeah. Now here's the auroority contractwhere we agree to pay you,
gentlemen, ten cents on every bearableor produce on that particularly five acres.
And here's the draft for three thousanddollars. That's what I want to say
now that the agreement is releaving thatfor any responsibilities. Yes, here it
(10:54):
is all signed by the president ofour company. Shine grannies. How'd you
get it signed to quit? Yeah? The president our company lives right here
in Pine Ridge. Why I thoughtthe Southwest All Company wasn't a tall hill
for home. You know, I'mfrom Tulsa, but the company's hand pine
Ridge. Mister, m K.Skemp as our president. Maybe you a
gentleman knowing m K. Scamp.Well, i'll be dad blaming. That's
squire Scamp. Well, what doyou know, Bob's that if Squire Scamp
(11:20):
can't get a thing one way,he will another. I know, folks.
Let's pay a short visit to theParker home. As we look in
on the scene, we find MissusBarker at the telephone talking to her husband,
Jim. I'm sorry to disturb youthere, but I've got some great
nerris for you. Your dad andmother in town. Yes, they are
came in unexpected it this morning.Your dad's got his way up to the
(11:43):
house. Now you have to hearany minute, isn't it, Grann.
Then they go back tonight, butthey'll be here for dinner. There's the
front door bell. That's probably Dad. Now hurry home tonight, don't you
dear? Goodbye? Oh Dad?Oh, I'm so glad to see you.
(12:03):
Not haven glad lam to see you. Oil just fine, here,
let me take your thing. Iplay them up the rs. I surprise
him. He certainly did. Whatan't you doing up in this part of
the control. I had to comeup on business brother drop in and pay
you and Jim's visit. Am Iwelcome you, bet you are. This
is a real treat. How thatfine baby grandfather of I'm oh, yes,
blendid. I was quite worried fora time. You know, A
(12:24):
food didn't him to agree with herat all. When I called in our
family doctor and he recommended harlicks,moll and milk, And from the very
first feeding, the baby started thegame and our problem was solved. You
did just the right thing, mydear. Do you know we've always felt
that it's halocks that saved your husband'slife. When he was a baby,
he'd been losing weight steadily and finallywas so thin we feared we were going
(12:48):
to lose him. Then our doctorrecommended that we try a weak solution of
hallocks more than milk. Say,we were happy beyond words when we found
that little boy began to perk upat once. It wasn't long then until
we had them. It's almost help. They dave you again, no one
of the I FeAs you're getting youa little girl a good start in following
her dad's example. And folks,there are thousands of families who have had
(13:09):
similar experiences with Horlick's malted milk.Horlicks is a wonderfully nourishing infant food,
and the easy digestibility of Horlicks makesit a food that delicate and tiny stomachs
can easily handle. For youngsters too, Horlicks is a great food drink.
It will help your children to developsturdy, healthy bodies, sound bones,
(13:31):
and good teeth. This is CarsonBriggert speaking for Lomond Abner and Horlicks,
who now bid you all good nightand good health. We'll be with you
all again Monday night at the sametime
H heardy everybody here, We areall ready to take you down to pine
(00:39):
Rid or another visit with Lumb andad brought to you by the makers of
Harlecks, the original malted milk folks. When you go downtown shopping or when
motoring or hunting, take a flaskof Harlcks Malted milk tablets along with you.
There's nothing like them for helping wardoff fatigue or hunger. When you
begin to feel tired or feel hungry, just dissolve a few of these delicious
(01:03):
tablets in your mouth. They'll nourishyou while you work, keep you going
at top speed when you aren't ableto eat on times. Children love Horlick
malted milk tablets. They can easilycarry a supply to school with them.
You can get Horlick malted milk tablet, you know, in either natural or
chocolate flavor, either in the smallconveniently carried ten cent size class or in
(01:25):
larger sizes. And now let's getready for lumb and Abner Well. Yesterday
a mister Carter, representing the SouthwestOil Company arrived in pine Ridge to negotiate
for the oil well that Lumon Abnerrecently drilled. He seemed very much interested
in buying their holdings, and aswe left them last night, mister Carter
(01:47):
and lum were in conference over thematter. As we look in on our
old friends today, we find LumonAbner down at their newly completed office.
Evidently an agreement has been reached,but the deal hasn't been clothes. What's
that? And now? What isit that he's gonna give us besides that?
Uh? Three thousand dollars long?Uh? Royalty? You you mean
(02:09):
he's gonna make a king out ofit? Oh? Royalt? Here and
the oil business happen. It meansthat we'll get so much on every barrel
oil they get off of that landover there. Uh huh, we get
three thousand dollars cash money and tencents on every barrel it's sold. Yeah,
well, out of the heat,droll along. We just sold a
whole shabang for cash to start with, and get out of oil bending.
(02:30):
Well we'll be out of it.We won't have a thing to do with
it, won't have no say soor nothing. All we gotta do is
sit back and get a check fromhim every month or whatever coming to it,
without even turning the hands. Well, now, how much we gonna
get every month sover? It dependson how much oil they get. Yeah,
they're gonna clean the well we dugout good and put cashins and just
put a part in it, Casem. Yeah, you mean automobile casing car.
(02:53):
No, No, I don't knowwhat it is, but that's what
he said. I know it ain'tautomobile kissing over. Yeah, says he
believes it'll run two or three thousandbarrels a day. Then, well,
how much will that come to forus? Remember, if it runs two
thousand barrels a day, and hesays it'll do that easy, that'll be
uh, two hundred dollars a day. We'll make out of it two hundred
(03:13):
dollars a day, that's what hesays. And on top of that,
they're gonna drill some more wells overthere. That they're just gonna drill all
over that five ages. We'll getten cents on every barrel that comps out
of there, regardless, right dog. And that does sound for the good,
don't it sounded allful good to me? If they drill five more wells
over their saves and and as bigas that, and we got over there
(03:35):
now. Yeah, that'll be uhtwelve hundred dollars a day we'll get out
of it, well, four hundreddollars apiece from me and you and Grandpapa
doesn't figure that out, they laydsay, And we don't even have to
be here. We can go offfrom vacate ourselves, go anywhere. Just
let them know where to send thecheck to it and it'll come every month.
That's what I call making your brainwork for you. And well,
(03:57):
uh, that's sounding better alright whenyou said, but all the cash we
got out out was three thousand dollars. I thought you'd let him give you
a skinny me. And if youever worry about nobody giving me a skin,
I bet old Grandpapa beach takeover.He didn't much wanna sign that green
Man chest to give me four authorityto sell it something. Oh I could
tell that. Oh no he didn't. But they tell her card. They
(04:18):
said that the only way he'd dobusiness. Yeah, he told me he's
just working for the Southwest or company. He don't own none of it,
he don't huh No, he's justrepresenting the president. That's what all they
get, you know, somebody thatrepresent I right, I ain't president or
nothing. Now I'm a retard capthough, and I don't know what I
am, but I'm through working.I know that I've hit my last tap.
(04:42):
Oh yeah, yeah, I don'taim to ever turn another as long
as you live. Oh well,you see that piece of paper they're on
the foot where. Yeah, Iwouldn't even put myself to the boller or
bending over and picking that thing,or the ten dollars I get how deep
in the din, I wouldn't takeit up for a hundred dollars, right,
you know? I E no,U? What is it? Told
(05:04):
you to scrap of paper somewhere?Oh? No, that's that paper?
Figure out how how much money wewas gonna make on here? I'm sure
that you see here. He's gonnashow you if they drive a hundred wells
over there, I've got it upto a thousand. But if they drill
a hundred wells over there and gettwo thousand barrels out every one of'em,
(05:24):
that's two hundred thousand barrels, andwe get ten cents a barrel.
Oh the land and that cop No, I never finished that. Oh there's
too much bother anyhow, have aceagar e Maruh. We just woke these
things all we want to ye andnor we can pay rife eat it out.
Huh just sat around and eat andsee. Yeah, talk of that
(05:46):
reminds me too. I'm gonna hiresomebody do the cooking over at a place
while elizabetht is gone just about halfstars myself to death here lately. Kind
of cook a gup and and eatit. I ain't gonna harre no crook.
I'm gonna uh start eating down thehotel. At the hotel, yeah,
dogg I'm just a good mind todo that with you long. Uh.
(06:06):
Now we might start eating over atsister Simpsons. I believe she sets
a better board. Yeah, it'sa good idy. I never thought about
tak Evelina eats there too. Eh. Well, now that will be nice
for you. Just sat down heatand start Hevelena. Yeah. Why didn't
I think about that before? Yeah? And he said, believe I just
called Sister Simpson up and tell herwe'll be over there for supper. Yeah,
(06:27):
at your time, the telephoner.Uh tell her I halt some fried
checking hot vesty, black eyed peas, grazy and last potato pitch uh dog
that I'm hungry hello, I saideat. Uh, this is when I'm
editor. That's mama. Uh whatare you gonna have for supper tonight?
(06:47):
As to what kind of pie she'sgonna have? Am I do? Well?
It is some of my business.I ain't getting in greeted. I
me and Avenue sort everything about comingover and eating with you tonight. Yeah,
think about it. I'm coming.I'll be there. Yeah, that's
your doorway in him to pay forfair ribs and backbone and fish. Huh
say, yeah, well that it'sfine. Me and Avenue is coming over
(07:11):
there to eat tonight. Then yeah, yes, ma, tell he had
not topic and sister Simps and Ijust wonder if you couldn't order to put
me in an avenue and ever leanher over to the table by ourselves.
Let's not there. I wanted toget closed, yes, ma'am. One
of them big tables. If youstill got some of'em back, get
high, put sideboards on it,all right, Yes, Mama, I
know six o'clock, yes, ma, alright, goodbye? And you never
(07:35):
asked her what she charges? Long, I don't care what she charges.
Y'all get my money's worth, mlong as I am now, Yeah,
we don't have to worry about xmenry now no one, oh no long,
I don't care if she charges fiftycents. I feel like celebrate.
Yeah, if I might take Eveleenainto the county seat to a picture show
tonight too. Yeah, I'll gowait wait till she hears about this deal.
(07:56):
I'm now somebody at the door alongthe street. Carter's back with him
paper. Yeah, yeah, comein, come in, well hoey deal,
Come in, dick, Yeah,I just run over sease you made
a deal. If that fell onyou all, well yeah, well we
made a deal with Dad, butwe ain't closed each Ah. I made
a deal with you know where ornot dollars will ever have to do another
(08:16):
day? Why? Yeah, surewe did. I got a three thousand
dollars in cash and a roar hereten cent a barrel on all the all
they get out of the ground overwad and they go adrell a hundred more.
Well, Well, we don't knowjust how many they're gonna grill at.
How does that Sounday? Well,alright, lum, I don't know
what you made a good deal.Of course, it'll depend on how much
(08:37):
oil you get out of that.Well yeah, well, he says he
believes when they get their well orcleaned out good to get a run at
least two thousand barrels a day.Well, I wouldn't be surprised. There
must be a lot out of there. You wouldn't have struck it that close
to the top of the ground.That's what I faded. Yeah, I
said, I don't know what youmade a good deal? Um uh,
what's holding up? You said youhadn't closed it yet, or I've got
your deed all made out to him. I'm lain right here, but I
want them to shine a paper readleaving us for any responsibilities in the company.
(09:01):
Yeah, shorty like that In SquireStamp made her sign when we bought
that land over him upon that Yeah, uh huh, fact, see I
copied it right off of that inSquire gotters to sign. You've seen it.
We agree to some of all thedebts and obligations here to Ford and
here and after made by the Pinerydoor Iman stuff like that. Now you
mean that they're gonna pay for allthose barrels and the drilling of the well
and all that. No, no, we'll have to pay for that.
(09:22):
But uh, if anything comes uplater that we don't know about now they
can't hold us responsibility. Yeah,well that's that's a good idea of that's
good business. Uh, one's hegonna know about? Well, he said
he'd uh have to get thirty beforehe could make a deal like that.
I reckon he had to telephone theSouthwest order something about it. Yeah,
I see. Well, you fellowsare mighty lucky, and I'm glad for
you too. Well, thank you, Jack. I just wish you'd have
(09:43):
been in with us. Only loveto see you get ready to Well,
I'm sorry now I didn't go inwith you when you fellows gave me a
chance, lum, but I can'tblame anybody but myself. But now it
just boom keeps on. Well,I'm making him pretty good money down ask
my store. Now that's good.Yeah, well do I cain't down there?
From here out there, don't hardabout the priest maid. Wait wait,
wait a minute, somebody at thedoor. Come in, well back
(10:07):
already, Yeah, come in,mister Carter. Yes, I think we're
already close the deal. Now,gentlemen, I mess the Carter shake hands
with deck cutters. How do youdo, mister Hudson. I'm glad to
know you I'm glad to know you, mister Carter. Well, you generally
want soak minutes. I'll get onout of here. No, that's all
right, Jake. Deals all madewell, I've got to get back store
anyway. I'm all see. Yes, the walk all right? Deck?
Yeh here, thank you? Saythat was all right with him to sign
(10:31):
agreement? Yeah, yes's no troubleat all. And if you have the
deed ready, I'm ready to turnthe draft over to you now, well
give it time. Yeah, here'sa deed all made out, that's yours.
Yeah. Now here's the auroority contractwhere we agree to pay you,
gentlemen, ten cents on every bearableor produce on that particularly five acres.
And here's the draft for three thousanddollars. That's what I want to say
now that the agreement is releaving thatfor any responsibilities. Yes, here it
(10:54):
is all signed by the president ofour company. Shine grannies. How'd you
get it signed to quit? Yeah? The president our company lives right here
in Pine Ridge. Why I thoughtthe Southwest All Company wasn't a tall hill
for home. You know, I'mfrom Tulsa, but the company's hand pine
Ridge. Mister, m K.Skemp as our president. Maybe you a
gentleman knowing m K. Scamp.Well, i'll be dad blaming. That's
squire Scamp. Well, what doyou know, Bob's that if Squire Scamp
(11:20):
can't get a thing one way,he will another. I know, folks.
Let's pay a short visit to theParker home. As we look in
on the scene, we find MissusBarker at the telephone talking to her husband,
Jim. I'm sorry to disturb youthere, but I've got some great
nerris for you. Your dad andmother in town. Yes, they are
came in unexpected it this morning.Your dad's got his way up to the
(11:43):
house. Now you have to hearany minute, isn't it, Grann.
Then they go back tonight, butthey'll be here for dinner. There's the
front door bell. That's probably Dad. Now hurry home tonight, don't you
dear? Goodbye? Oh Dad?Oh, I'm so glad to see you.
(12:03):
Not haven glad lam to see you. Oil just fine, here,
let me take your thing. Iplay them up the rs. I surprise
him. He certainly did. Whatan't you doing up in this part of
the control. I had to comeup on business brother drop in and pay
you and Jim's visit. Am Iwelcome you, bet you are. This
is a real treat. How thatfine baby grandfather of I'm oh, yes,
blendid. I was quite worried fora time. You know, A
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food didn't him to agree with herat all. When I called in our
family doctor and he recommended harlicks,moll and milk, And from the very
first feeding, the baby started thegame and our problem was solved. You
did just the right thing, mydear. Do you know we've always felt
that it's halocks that saved your husband'slife. When he was a baby,
he'd been losing weight steadily and finallywas so thin we feared we were going
(12:48):
to lose him. Then our doctorrecommended that we try a weak solution of
hallocks more than milk. Say,we were happy beyond words when we found
that little boy began to perk upat once. It wasn't long then until
we had them. It's almost help. They dave you again, no one
of the I FeAs you're getting youa little girl a good start in following
her dad's example. And folks,there are thousands of families who have had
(13:09):
similar experiences with Horlick's malted milk.Horlicks is a wonderfully nourishing infant food,
and the easy digestibility of Horlicks makesit a food that delicate and tiny stomachs
can easily handle. For youngsters too, Horlicks is a great food drink.
It will help your children to developsturdy, healthy bodies, sound bones,
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and good teeth. This is CarsonBriggert speaking for Lomond Abner and Horlicks,
who now bid you all good nightand good health. We'll be with you
all again Monday night at the sametime
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