Why Men Are Bald
A humorous remark from Everybody's Magazine jokes that bald heads come from overworking the brain. A quip asks if women have no hair on their chins, reflecting lighthearted gendered banter typical of the era.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1923
Page
2
A humorous remark from Everybody's Magazine jokes that bald heads come from overworking the brain. A quip asks if women have no hair on their chins, reflecting lighthearted gendered banter typical of the era.
A quirky exchange features Willie asking to eat an empty ice cream cone and an authoritative goat objecting it as tough. The Goat suggests eating a paper pie plate instead, framing a humorous, surreal dialogue.
A long readers’ Q and A column from Helen Brooks with questions on child height and weight norms, birthday color codes, age appropriate dances, hair removal tips, book suggestions, and baby color norms. The piece also reprints reader songs, letters, and poems and responds with guidance and color standards by state flowers list.
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