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Melodies of Portugal - Advertisements (Track #14)

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Title

Melodies of Portugal - Advertisements (Track #14)

Date

1954-12

Description

Transcript:

The romantic voice of our gondolier, George Mello.

Get prepared now for the winter snow with snow tires from Johnson's Sunoco at Gorham and Elm Streets in Lowell. With snow tires, you save the trouble of removing chains all through the winter. And listen, right now you can save 20% at Johnson's on Kelly Grip Track Extra snow tires, with an old recappable casing as a trade-in. Kelly Grip Track Extras are the toughest tires made. And they won't make a noise on the clear road. Kelly's are sure-footed on wet and icy roads, in snow or mud, and, at Johnson's, town and country or suburbanite design retreads are available at considerable savings. A 600-16 size cost you only $10.55 with an old tire as a trade-in. Get prepared now for the winter snow at Johnson's Sunoco, Gorham and Elm Streets in Lowell.

One of Portugal's most sentimental songs is sung by Elaine, entitled "Confesso."

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Coverage

Source

Donated by Glenn Mello.

Publisher

UMass Lowell, Center for Lowell History

Contributor

Mello, George
Rousseau, Gerry
Candy, John

Rights

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Format

CD-ROM
MP3

Language

Type

Audio

Citation

Silva, George and Ares, Frank, “Melodies of Portugal - Advertisements (Track #14),” Portuguese American Digital Archive, accessed October 14, 2026, https://umlportuguesearchives.omeka.net/items/show/1116.

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