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Old Flame Named Violet
The Great Gildersleeve · March 25, 1945 · 29 min · 4,532 words
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Craft presents the Great Gilder's Leave! Yeah! The Craft Cheese Company makers of Park A. Marge run on a complete line of famous quality food products presents Harold Perry as the Great Gilder's Leave. Craft brings you the Great Gilder's Leave every week at this time written by John Wheaton and Sam Moore with music by
Claude Sweeten. They'll hear from the Great Gilder's Leave in just a moment. Our trusty old Almanac tells us it'll soon be time to plant those victory crops America so vitally needs this year. possibly can should plant a garden and see it through to the harvest.
And now here's a mighty pleasing way to get some of that extra energy you'll need for work in your victory garden. Eat plenty of parquet margarine, the nourishing spread that tastes so good. Parquet is one of the best energy foods you can possibly serve.
What's more, craft guarantees every single pound of parquet to contain 9,000 units of important vitamin A. So get some of that needed energy and vitamin A this pleasing way by spreading bread, toast, or rolls with delicious parquet. Ask for the spread that tastes so good. And that's parquet, P-A-R-K-A-Y. Parquet, margarine, made by crab.
Now let's join our old friend Gilder's Leaf. Spring, as it must to all places, has come at last to Summerfield, and Gilder's Leaf is feeling its magic influence. But as he masks in the wreath of his after breakfast cigar, he finds that he's not the only spring stuck member of his family. Here's the faithful birdie for instance.
Excuse me Mr. Gil to say, if you busy? Oh, no birdie, just enjoying the beautiful day. On a day like this, a man just likes to sit still and do nothing. Well sir, it's all in how you look at it. Now me, I thought it was such a nice day, I'd like to get started on the spring cleaning.
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