Baby Florence Jackson listening in on a bedtime story.
New York, 1922
NEW RADIOPHONE LULLABY SUPPLANTS OLD SONGS OF MOTHER AT TWILIGHT
The romance of your baby days will soon fade from the babe of tomorrow. For no longer need mother croon or rock her babe to sleep, or even whisper the story of the sandman. All she will do will be to "cut in" and let babe go to sleep to the tune of a radio lullaby or bedtime story. Florence Jackson now gets her twilight lullaby in New York by radio.
—The Chronicle Telegram, Elyria, Ohio, April 13, 1922, p. 8.
Monday, May 14, 2007
Babies Now Getting Lullabies by Radio, Not Mother
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