Shave And A Haircut It’s All One To This Barber
Indianapolis barber Lee Dies recounts a razor haircut ordeal that went comically awry. The journeyman barber, famed for his white hair and 75 years in the trade, trims with old methods and odd rituals, insisting on appointment only while narrating a shop legend about dressmaking and wigs.
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Peter Enson
NEA
Indianapolis
Ind
CNEA
Edson
Honsier
Angel
Hotel Washington
Paul McNutt
Hoosier
McNutt
Kit
Anv
M. B
Statler
Washington
Lee
Ohio
United States
ALL-BRAN Diet Claims Regularity for Husbands
unsolicited letters from ALL-BRAN users claim relief from years of nightly pills and medicines. Thyra Nelson of Union Washington shares a success story about easy digestion and regularity after starting ALL-BRAN. Kellogg's offers a double money back guarantee with empty carton to Battle Creek Michigan.
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Thyra Nelson
Union
Wash
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Mich
Inherited hair tale ends in tragedy at Keyser
A fragment reports Harry Keys, 56, of Keyser, died in an incident on June 28. He allegedly told someone he could cover a bald spot if they grew an extra half inch of hair while his father and brothers all had thin hair. The text ends with the word injuries and fatal, implying a fatal injury or accident in Keyser, West Virginia.
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Keyser
W. Va
Harry Keys
Potomac Valley Hospital Sees Auto Accident Victim
A man was struck by a vehicle early today and transported to Potomac Valley Hospital with injuries sustained late last night. Police said the incident remains under investigation as responders attended the scene and documented the surroundings.
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Potomac Valley Hospital
NEA Sees Worsening Shortage Of Teachers
The National Education Association warned that the nationwide teacher shortage will intensify with a 25 percent rise in school population over ten years. It called for higher starting salaries of 2700 dollars and up to 5000 dollars, plus a single salary schedule across elementary to senior high. It urged prioritizing top teachers in early grades and equal pay for equal training and ability.
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Washington
National Education Association
Association
Willard E. Givens
Givens
School funding and building surge urged for next decade
Equal experience in salaries favors higher grades while a need to spend at least 10 billion dollars on school buildings over ten years is urged. The report projects a rise in school population from 26,635,000 to 34,091,000 and a demand for 750,562 more teachers, with elementary shortages likely.
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Dolls Jewelry Store
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