Betty B
speaker
594 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2026
last heard 8 Aug
Betty B’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Japanese in time of war.
Japanese purces in tableau.
Stories of Japanese heroines Buddha's Crystal in nineteen oh eight.
and Japanese girls home accomplishments in nineteen oh nine.
End of Madame Yukio Ozaki a biographical sketch by misses Hugh Fraser.
Read by Colleen McMahon
What to see in America Rhode Island by Clifton Johnson This is a Libravox recording.
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Rhode Island
Little Rhodi is the smallest state in the Union, and it is the most thickly populated.
There are more than five hundred persons to the square mile, while Nevada has less than one to the square mile.
The settlement of the state was begun in sixteen thirty six by that famous Puritan preacher, Roger Williams, whose preaching at Salem had aroused such opposition that he had been banished from the colony.
To escape his persecutors, he left home at night in midwinter and fled alone through the deep snow to his Indian friend, Massasoit, with whom he stayed until spring.
Then he and five of his Salem flock made their way to Rhode Island and started a settlement which they called Providence.
This is now the capital of the state and the largest city in New England except Boston.
The sea cuts deeply into Rhode Island, and there are good harbors near the falls on the streams that empty into the upper end of Narragansett Bay.
The combination of abundant water power and a convenient situation for sending and receiving goods both by water and by land has resulted in developing a manufacturing community that for its size is unrivaled in the value of its product.
The first successful cotton mill in America was started at Pawtucket in seventeen ninety.
In the same vicinity are now some of the largest cotton mills in the world.
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