English hairdressers have a theory that shaving is one of the industries which will dwindle in post-war days. There are, unhappily, visible proofs to support this view, for discharged soldiers who grow beard and whiskers to hide disfiguring scars are steadily increasing in number. To keep them in countenance — an appropriate phrase—kindly folk will follow their example, think the hairdressers, and thug an. old fashion be revived. , Mr. Walter TJsmor, of the Harbour Board staff—who lives at Wand Bay— was admitted to the Hospital this morning with an injury to his pelvis—the result of his being jammed by a heavy door on one of the wharf theds.
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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 156, 30 December 1918, Page 2
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