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Well, now it is time for this week's episode of Yours Truly Johnny Dollar. The original air date,

April 13th, 1954, and the title is The Magnolia and Honey Suckle Matter.

Well, you're listening enjoyment. John Lund as JohnnyDollar. Bill Randall, Johnny,

and are you ever a lucky stint? Well, coming from you, I have my doubts.

Often you say that, man, getting away from all this rain and cold,

backing amidst the sweet-centred bones of Magnolia and Honey Suckle. Uh-huh.

Where is this springtime paradise? Charleston, South Carolina.

And what caught fire down there? The Ambrose Cooper Paper Company.

Johnny burned halfway down to the ground last night. Second fire, air two years.

Caught one of their secretaries in their life and could cause us run on to grass.

Well, you can afford it, even if he couldn't. Not as bizarre as we can.

Well, maybe the minjure that's turned bloom down there, too.

Now we're just a few words on the subject of getting things done.

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