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x The Hero

The Mary Lee Taylor Program · June 4, 1949 · 27 min · 4,091 words

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Pet milk, the first evaporated milk, presents the Mary Lee Taylor program. Welcome to another Double Rich program featuring the story of the week about that happy American family, Jim, Sally and Betsy Carter, and the recipe of the week from Mary Lee Taylor's friendly Pet Milk Kitchen. If you haven't sent for a copy of the newest Pet Milk recipe book called

Dependable Recipes, be sure to write for it today. 16 pages of easy, dependable recipes for the kind of food that your family and friends are sure to say nice things about. The kind of food you take pride in serving.

Remember to get this brand book, just print your name and address, and the word dependable recipes on a postcard, and send the card to Mary Lee Taylor, Carol this station, or to Pet Milk, St. Louis Zone 1, Missouri. And now it's Mary Lee on NBC, and here she is, your own good friend, Mary Lee Taylor.

Thank you, Del King. And a warm welcome to everyone of you. As you know, Sally Carter, the young wife in our story, wants everyone else to be just as happy as she is. For example, there's a new neighbor in the building and according to Sally.

Jim, darling, if we could just make a hero out of Mr. Hardy. If we could just think of some... Sally, please. Mrs. Hardy rules the roost. Mr. Hardy is an unhappy, hen-pecked husband, but it's definitely none of your business.

But Sally made his hair business, as you find out in just a minute, when we bring you today's story called The Hero. And right after the story, I'm going to give you the recipe for a pineapple whip, a perfect warm weather visit, because most of the work is done by your refrigerators.

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