Hairdresser Introduces His and Hers Haircuts in New York
John Bernard, a British-born hairdresser and makeup artist now in the United States, describes new male friendly cuts termed His and Hers. He notes couples Patricia Medina and Kitty Carlie first prompted the trend, with Medina asking for her husband Joseph Cotten’s styling and Moss Hart’s look to be enhanced. Bernard asserts masculine features and facial shape guide cuts, cites Kennedy as an example of a grown-in crew cut, and plans to lead salon direction for a cosmetics firm.
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New York
John Bernard
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Patrica Medina
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Joseph Cotten
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Moss Hart
Britain
London
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Bernhard
Kennedy
Real Haggis Recipe Revealed
A local beat published a detailed method for making real haggis, including sheep stomach preparation, boiling, and filling with liver, heart, suet, onion, and toasted oatmeal. The instructions stress cleaning the bag, toasting oats, and simmering portions for hours. The notice cites The Enterprise Eatonia.
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Eatonia
Airmail Letter Shrinks Across Atlantic
An airmail letter posted in Limerick Ireland at 3 15 p m Monday arrived in Knoxville Tennessee U S A at 2 45 p m Tuesday. The letter was carried by jet air and appeared to make all connections on time.
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Knoxville
Tenn
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U.S
Dainty Christmas Apron Pattern 7430 for the Hostess
Flirty feminine apron with frilly eyelet pockets and velvet ribbon embroidery. Pattern 7430 offers party ready yet practical styling. advertise by sending name address and pattern number to Household Arts Department PPL. Publication notes thirty five cents in column Colina for the pattern order.
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Seno
Colina
Household Arts
Department P.P.L
Gems and Thoughts on Seeing and Insight
A compact collection of aphorisms about perception and judgment from thinkers like Lubbock Thoreau Gaines Eddy Southey and Montaigne. The notes emphasize that sight shapes understanding and that true capability comes from aiming to see the essential rather than the superficial.
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Frank L. Gaines
Mary Baker Eddy
Robert Southey
Montaigne
Canada WTI Oil Output Valued At 1960 Crude Production
The estimated value of Canada's 1960 crude oil production stands at 440 million dollars, reflecting the scale of national energy output during the period.
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Canada
Printed Pattern 4603 Girls' Jumper and Blouse
Easy princess jumper and blouse feature a contrast-button trim forming a double-breasted look. Pattern 4603 covers girls sizes 6 through 14 with yardage for size 10 and blouse, priced at 50 cents sent to Anne Adams Pattern Dept in Toronto.
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Anne Adams
Department P.P.L
Tron. Street
Toronto
Who Is a Fireman
A reflective portrait of firefighters as vital, loyal members of the community who sacrifice time and risk life to protect others. They are not outsiders but our devoted servants, offering knowledge and help without expectation while facing danger and harsh conditions.
Winter track and field training gains in Canada
Lorne Daverne argues indoor training expands for prairie athletes as winter gives way to a vibrant outdoor season. He notes cross country, gym work, and early preparation. He answers reader questions on winter conditioning and outlines aims for his training series to boost sprinting, distance running, hurdles, and new events.
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Canada
Winnipeg
YMCA
YWCA
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Prairies
Regina
D.M
Crask
Lorne Daverne
Victoria Ave
Ancient Emblem Eagle Among Early Civilizations
The eagle stands as one of the world’s oldest national emblems tracing to Legash in Mesopotamia about five millennia ago, highlighting its enduring symbolic role across ancient cultures.
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Legash
When a Billion and a Calm Forecast About Canada US Trade
A Canadian observer compares US Canadian ties to a bishop choosing between Algiers and heaven. He argues Canada faces inflation, unemployment, and a billion dollar trade deficit, urging a shift to a healthier economic climate at home rather than more dependence on the United States. The piece frames free enterprise with the neighbor as a perilous imbalance and warns of rising prices, Labour costs, and eroding home markets.
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Florida
Canada
United States
Toronto
Tampa
Algiers
Heaven
Wanted A Cause Reflections On Western Youth And Purpose
The Spectator notes a column entry Wanted A Cause by a 25 year old with unearned income willing to travel for any worthwhile cause. The piece argues youth pendulum shifts from safety to adventure and questions if Box 7348 and peers will recognize a worthwhile purpose when found, anticipating history's answer.
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Spectator
Lord Byron
Florence Nightingale
Ernest Hemingway
Box 7348
Canada taps only small fraction of oil reserves found
Canada ranks as the fourth largest oil consumer globally but has utilized only about 5 percent of its estimated ultimate oil reserves, leaving vast potential untapped.
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Canada
Coffee Introduced to Europe as Remedy In Early Times
The article notes that coffee first entered Europe as a remedy for colds and toothaches. It highlights that early writers believed the beverage could heal ailments and improve health, reflecting the era's curiosity about new medicinal uses for coffee.
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Europe
Egyptians First Wedding Ring Legend
According to legend, early Egyptians first adopted the wedding ring to symbolize the taking of vows.
Atlantic Ocean Salt Content Stands Highest Among Oceans
The surface of the Atlantic ocean holds a higher salinity percentage than any other of the world’s major seas. This greater saltiness reflects regional evaporation, currents, and water exchanges that shape long term ocean chemistry.
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Atlantic Ocean
Great Oceans
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