Kodiak Diary
(continued from page 8)
Fey some days she has been
nursiag along with great care
some wildflowers in a window
box at her home. Her patience
was finally rewarded with a pro
fusion of blossoms—they turned
out to be wild birdbills.
But Monday somebody came
along and picked every bloom
while the owner was absent.
Knowing what breakfast food
is supposed to do for one in the
jam
wsy of vim and vitality, we hope
for the posy purloiner’s sake that
he kept out of Jean’s way after
breakfast.
And we can appreciate her
feelings, as we know how we
would feel if we caught some
body phooiing in our philoden
dron (cost, 50 cents, not count
ing the city waterings, which are
free).
Olaf Halverson, high school
principal, while cleaning and
sorting at school preparatory to
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AMAINOA PRICE EULA SPERLING
leaving by plaue for his home in
Warren, Minn., for the summer,
ran across an item from the
school’s past.
It is an 18 inch by 24 inch,
framed scroll given to the Kodiak
School for exhibits at the Alaska
Yukon-Pacific Exposition held at
Seattle in 1909.
This has been going on for
some time, we are told, but we
just found out about it. There
are ladies in Kodiak who owe
part of their attractiveness to
beer!
For one of our local beauty
emporiums offers a beer rinse, no
less. Fifty cents extra and bot
toms up. The beer is poured into
the hair, and not rinsed out with
water but dried under the elec
tric drier.
We asked a woman who had
one about it and she said they
were fine; the hair felt so nice
and the curl stayed in much
longer.
It just happened the other day
our barber recommended an egg
shampoo to us. We hadn’t tried
one yet and now we're glad we
didn't. Because we can see now
that the ideal arrangement would
be to go to the beauty parlor
first, have a beer shampoo, and
then have the egg shampoo. An
egg in beer is highly recommend
ed in some quarters.
Guess we’ll go get our hair
washed.
Skoal!
Father’s Day, we thought you
would like to know, since tomor
row is it, was founded in 1910 by
Mrs. John Bruce Dodd, in Spok
ane, Wash.
In 1942 it was decided to pick
a Father of the Year annually
(how else?). The first 3 choices
have been Gen. Douglas MucAr
thur, Gen. Dwight Eisenhower
and Lt Gen. Mark W. Clark—
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