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Richmond Press, Inc. Richmond, VA 1938Us BoysWho remembers when the boys had a beautiful musical instrument--a small, empty bottle? Mr. Boy would go along the street, blowing into the mouth of his instrument and making a musical sound, like that which comes from a conch shell. Alternately, he would put in the following words, or variations thereof, to a melodious phrase: Hoo-a, Delaware! Hoo-a, Delaware! |
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