A Horrible Example At The Barber Shop
A barber comments on his long hair and whiskers joking that rough looks will draw customers. He quips that seeing his own appearance might persuade men to seek a haircut and shave.
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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1935
Page
6
A barber comments on his long hair and whiskers joking that rough looks will draw customers. He quips that seeing his own appearance might persuade men to seek a haircut and shave.
A fragmentary comic dialogue features a wife clinging to girlhood manners while a husband jokes about allowances and domestic routines. Characters Spruill, Mrs Newlywed, and Mother exchange banter on fortune, food, and alleged misdeeds in a playful domestic mood.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe pilgrims at Plymouth bringing two dogs, a mastiff and a spaniel, and ponder bloodlines. The text reflects on historical dog lineages and a misdirection about a potato and eyes. The passage remains unclear but centers on early settler era pets and their lineage.
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