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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1967
Page
11
A reader reports seeing workers misuse an American flag to clean glass at a demolished house, asks if a law exists. Ann Landers condemns the act as disrespectful and notes regulations can be obtained at libraries.
Ruth Winter reports from East Orange New Jersey on a trend of balding men seeking hairpieces and dyeing hair while ads push hair spray for men. Dr Len Shatin of New Jersey College of Medicine says aging and youth pressure affect men emotionally and financially, with toupees and dye a practical way to feel younger. Couples and society influence men’s choices as appearance and youth are valued.
An ad touts a greaseless aqueous emulsion called 2nd Debut that allegedly lifts skin tone and smooths lines around the eyes and mouth. It promises deep moisture, dispels dullness, and “ages ese look” with nightly use, claiming birthdays become irrelevant.
In a UPI report from London and Goldsboro, N C, William P Kemp Sr. explains furniture that "grows up with children" as sturdy, attractive, and easy to clean, replacing castoffs. He notes desks with drawers, hope chests for girls, and bunk beds that convert as youngsters age, urging durable pieces that foster care and pride.
Members of the Shakespeare Club held a meeting at the Lubbock Women’s Club where seniors from Monterey School read Shakespeare readies. A later gathering will be at noon at the Women’s Club with Mrs Robe Cule as hostess and a pre election event scheduled for June 6.
Fragmentary note mentions Sherril Poindexter and Pilkinton with vague references to plans about a sunset. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable from the readable text.
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