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There’s so much anxiety going around in Iowa City now, and Maalox could easily qualify as the official summer beverage.
This undated photo (above) shows the narrow interior of Smith Barber Shop, located at 110 S. Washington St. Barber Darrell Kerby has customer I.O. Jenkins in his chair while shop proprietor Vernon Smith looks on. You can see the coat racks, towels, bottles of hair oils and hair tonics, and t…
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