The announcer, in milky tones, rolled out the commercial; it was all about some sort of washing powder that made laundry days a mere frolic in the backyard

Ruth Park
The announcer, in milky tones, rolled out the commercial; it...
The announcer, in milky tones, rolled out the commercial; it...
The announcer, in milky tones, rolled out the commercial; it...
The announcer, in milky tones, rolled out the commercial; it...
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The announcer, in milky tones, rolled out the commercial; it was all about some sort of washing powder that made laundry days a mere frolic in the backyard. There was a lot about this commercial that didn’t have much to do with laundry, but it did have something to do with washing.

Source: The Harp In The South

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