Growing Hair On Bald Men's Heads
A compilation of humorous and editorial pieces from Chicago references on hair growth claims in California and Martinez, critiques of animal experimentation, social musings on kissing, and opinions on gender and aging. Notable mentions include a dog in a lab cage sign reading water only, and several quips about mustaches, kissing, and the “man shortage” among 20 to 30 year olds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Los Angeles
California
Martinez
Calif
Myself
Oakland
United States
Service Winners Return Home and Entering College
Paul G Yeazell to re enter UA after discharge at Terminal Island San Pedro CA. He served aboard USS Hornet in Central Pacific earning Asiatic Pacific Theatre and American Theatre ribbons plus Victory Medal. Paul G Yeazell seaman first class discharged at Great Lakes IL will enter University of Arizona this fall. Marine Pvt Richard D Robinson 18 arrives in Hawaii to report to Marine aircraft group 15 at Ewa Oahu after working for Northwest Airlines in St Paul MN before service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustin G. Celaya
Ramona Celaya
25Th Street
Navy
Terminal Island
San Pedro
Calif
Central Pacific
Paul G. Yeazell
Seaman
Kenneth C. Yeazell
North Sixth Avenue
Great Lakes, Ill
Gulfport
Miss
Chicago
University of Arizona
Ireland’s top racing greyhounds fetch high prices
The article notes that racing greyhounds are most common among blondes and claims Ireland breeds the finest greyhounds. It cites Earle Joe from Tipperary, who ran 525 yards in 30 seconds and sold for $9,500, highlighting strong demand for Irish lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Earle Joe
Tipperary
King Features Syndicate
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F. W. Dealing
Sheridan
la Rochefoucauld
Winnetka
Ill
Sage
Baltimore
Henry
Aliso
George Bernard, Shaw
Donald Bayne Hobart
George W. Hobart
John Henry
M. Cohan
Jimmy McHugh
Tommy Lyman
Howsop Martory
Country Club Road
Sunkist
California-Arizona
Arizona
Reuben’s
Diamonds
Engage
Congress
Stone Avenue
Vic
Reuben
Main
Coolidge
Nogales
Superior
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