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John R. Rice (google him) did a sermon years ago on Bobbed Hair.
Modest Feminine Dress From the Pages of 1990 Victoria Magazine 2009
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This gives a whole new meaning to the term "I've just been Bobbed."
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Caught in mid-heist, the shoplifter was forced to write an apology to the shop owners — her aunt and uncle — but signed it jauntily “Betty the Bobbed-Haired Bandit.”
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Caught in mid-heist, the shoplifter was forced to write an apology to the shop owners — her aunt and uncle — but signed it jauntily “Betty the Bobbed-Haired Bandit.”
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Caught in mid-heist, the shoplifter was forced to write an apology to the shop owners — her aunt and uncle — but signed it jauntily “Betty the Bobbed-Haired Bandit.”
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Bobbed women smoked in public, drank and did any number of equally unseemly things.
Archive 2008-02-01 2008
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I have to admit, the stories like this one and like My Bludgeon and the Bobbed White, have me chuckling to myself, amused, but completely confused.
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Some 20th-century low points: 1917: U.S. enters WWI and women donate their steel corsets to the effort; the 28,000 tons of steel they save are enough to build two battleships. 1920s: Bobbed hair waves across the nation, but snooty Chicago department-store Marshall Field refuses to employ women with hair cut above the shoulder. 1932: Paris police chief sees Marlene Dietrich walking by the Seine in man's jacket and pants; orders her to leave.
Informal Immortals 2008
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Bobbed women smoked in public, drank and did any number of equally unseemly things.
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I'm really liking that Bobbed Hair and Bathtub Gin book.
On Being Unable to Read Becca 2005
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