Surge in barbering as short hair returns to trend
The piece notes a rising barbering revival with shops reopening and barbers studying styling. It cites estimates of 45 000 to 50 000 shops closed in six years due to fewer haircuts, then predicts demand growth with higher prices for styling and perms.
Recycling pays for glass bottles in New York
Citizens have earned over 6.25 million dollars for collected glass bottles in New York over the past two years. About 1.25 billion containers were turned in, with recyclers paid roughly a penny per pound, according to the Glass Container Manufacturers Institute on the program's second anniversary.
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Counterfeit $20 Bills Reported in DeWitt County
Counterfeit twenty dollar bills have circulated in Cuero Yoakum and other DeWitt County areas in recent days. Cuero Police Chief Clinton Wright confirms the first such fakes in years and urges shoppers to inspect twenties and report any suspect notes. Police advise securing unattended vehicles and keeping merchandise out of sight.
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Joyeux Noel in France A holiday taste of tradition
French Christmas blends northern southern and eastern traditions shaped by location and culture. Midnight Mass marks Christmas Eve, followed by Reveil lon a festive supper with oysters sausages and wine. Some areas favor baked ham roast fowl and salads. Children once received gifts from Le Pere Fouettard Father Spanker who rewarded the bad.
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Almanac highlights for November 29 1972 and history
On November 29, 1972 the Almanac notes Mercury Venus Mars Saturn as morning planets and Jupiter as evening star. It marks Sagittarian birthdays including Louisa May Alcott born 1832 and historic events from 1890 Army Navy game to Byrd flight over the South Pole and a 1963 Montreal crash and Warren Commission creation.
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Career Gals Like Pretty Things for Gifts
An article notes that 40 million women in the workforce value both necessities and pretty items. Handkerchiefs, note paper, tissues, and thank you notes are popular, while lingerie and gloves are suggested as thoughtful gifts for busy professionals.
Putz Traditions Delight German American Homes
Many children of German birth living in the United States enjoy the Putz an elaborate display of toy villages and miniature landscapes sometimes occupying several rooms. Often animal shaped cookies are used in the array.
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