The Archive · 1923

THE HUSBAND'S EXPERIENCE

Mr. Moss—You did not think it Was necessary to take the bottle out of the bathroom so that your husband could not use this dangerous stuff?

Witness—The bottle was put in such an inconspicuous place that I did not think anyone could have found it. It was in a dark corner.

Your hair turned red within three or four days, a real, fire red?

Witness admitted that her husband used the shampoo.

Mr. Moss—Well, what effect did it have upon -him?—It went down on hig face and neck, erasing the skin, Your husband reached down to that obscure corner of the bathroom and found this hair poison, Did your hair turn grey at one time?—No in streaks.

How many hairs to the streaks?—I did not count them and don't know.

You have never used Grove's Mange Cure?—I have never used anything on my hair.

Was not your hair breaking and falling out?—I had no reason to get a shampoo for my hair. I got the bottle offhandedly. My hair was not falling out previous to the shampoo.

Have you ever used henna?—No.

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