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Fibber McGee and Molly: Statue of Buckshot Mc Gee
Fibber McGee and Molly · March 18, 1952 · 29 min · 3,913 words
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The Pet Milk Program with Faber McGee and Molly. The first evaporated milk, Pet Milk, presents Faber McGee and Molly transcribed with Bill Thompson, Gail Gordon, Arthur Cugh Brian, Vick LeGrand, Ken Christie, Peggy Weber, Gil Stratton Jr., Tyler McVay, and Me, Harlow Wilcox. The show is written by Phil Leslie and Keith Fowler and directed by Max Hothole
with music by the Kingsman and Billy Mills Orchestra. In most families, mornings are pretty hectic time, with breakfast, a fix, husband and youngsters to get off to work and to school. And when the house is quieted down again, that's when you really enjoy a good cup of coffee.
And morning after morning you'll enjoy that coffee more when you use pet- evaporated milk instead of cream. You see, pet milk is good sweet country milk with more than half the water removed, so it's just the right consistency for coffee.
No doubt about it, Pet Milk gives coffee the creamy color and fine mellow flavor most folks like best. But there are two things Pet Milk does not do that are important too. One, Pet Milk doesn't add to coffee the number of fattening calories cream does.
And two, Pet Milk doesn't cost nearly as much as cream. In fact, it costs less than half as much. If you're still using expensive cream in coffee, how about switching to Pet Milk? you try it. You'll know why millions of coffee lovers who used to use cream now use pet-evaporated milk. Well here's a typical breakfast table trio Mr. McGee, Mrs. McGee,
and the wistful Vista Gazette. The head of the household is reading the news while her husband is busy eating. As we join, Fiver McGee and Molly. Pass the biscuits, Molly. What's in the morning paper that you can read without getting upset?
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