The Death of Barbara Allen
Suspense · October 20, 1952 · 29 min · 3,195 words
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Auto-light, and its 98,000 dealers bring you Miss Anne Baxter. In tonight's presentation of... Sal Spence! Tonight, Auto-light, recreates a classic tale. As with song and story, we tell of the death of Barbara Allen, our star Miss Anne Baxter.
Huh? Oh, Oscar Otto! Sorry, I was daydreaming. About what? Why, about the auto-light stay-thrual, roll the battery that needs water only three times a year in normal car use. I've got one. Then, my speaking sedan, you've got the world's most desired dynamic and dependable battery.
It has fiberglass retaining mats protecting every positive plate to reduce shedding and flaking. That's one of the reasons why the auto light stay full gives longer life, as proved by tests conducted according to accepted life cycle standards.
My owner got mine from our neighborhood auto light battery dealer. Friends to quickly locate your nearest auto light battery dealer, phone Western Union by number. And that's for operator 25. That's me and I'll gladly tell you where you can get an auto light stay full.
The battery that needs water only three times a year in normal car use. And remember from bumper to tail light, you're always right with auto light. And now auto light presents the death of Barbara Allen, starring Miss Ann Baxter, Hoping once again to keep you in, so spent.
Here I was born, there was a friend, and her name was four. His voice was on the wind, calling, calling to me, and the surface of the west of me into the east, and the sounds of the night he were all around, and on the finger of strand I waited
for him, for my love, for my love as he rode to me, and the stars went across the moon, And the wind rose from the night as he rose to me, as he came to me.
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