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Hurley's take on the haircuts

Hurley's Journal, May 19, 1915


A form of mid-winter madness has manifested itself, all hands being seized with the desire to have their hair removed. It caused much amusement, and luxuriant curls, bald pates and parted crowns soon became akin. We are likely to be cool-headed in the future, if not neuralgic. We resemble a cargo of convicts, and I did not let the opportunity pass of perpetuating photographically this humourous happening.



Margot: I think it's always interesting to see different accounts of the same event.

 
 
 

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