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Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 33, 8 August 1934, Page 14

Trained Nurse Offers Remedy for Grey Hair Recommends Simple Home-Made Mixture That Quickly Darkens it. Jliss Mary J. Hayes, a well-kuown nurse, makes tho following statement about prey hair: "Tho tise of tho following romedy which yon can make at homo, is tho bost thing I know of for streakod, faded, or grey hair, which turns black, brown, or light brown B3 you desire. Of course, you should do tho mixing yourself to save unnecessary oxpenso. "just get a small box of Orlex Compound from your chemist and mis up with 1 ounce )of Bay Rum, 1 ounce Glycerine, and 1 half'pint of water. This only costs a little. Comb ithe liquid through tho hair every other day until the mixture is used up. It is absolutely harmless, free from greaso or gum, is not sticky, and does not rub off. Itchy dandruff, if you have any, quickly lcavos your icalp, and your hair is left beautifully soft j»nd glossy. Just try this if you would look years and years more youthful."—Copyright.

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