ENGLAND
The Church of England has 2 provinces, each headed by an archbishop; York & this one
Canterbury
Johnson's Baby Shampoo promises "no more" these
Tears
This French palace is synonymous with splendor, & a 1998 museum exhibit was called the "Splendors of" it
Versailles
On the second Sunday of June, the 1967 Summer of Love is re-created at the Haight Street Fair in this city
San Francisco
The first son of the first man
Cain
Rather than jumping on the euro bandwagon, England still uses this as its unit of currency
Pound
In the early 1960s, Procter & Gamble launched an anti-dandruff shampoo under this brand name
Head & Shoulders
The First Book of Chronicles says, "Thine, O Lord, is the greatness, and the power, and" this
The glory
In an annual ceremony, on Nov. 20, 2007, President Bush pardoned 2 of these named May & Flower
Turkeys
Pharaoh's daughter finds him floating in a basket in the Nile & raises him as her own son
Moses
Imposing 400-foot limestone cliffs line the gorge that bears the name of this "cheesy" city
Cheddar
This classic green shampoo was introduced in 1947 in a metal tube (glass bottles broke in the shower)
Prell
This synonym for "splendor" often refers to high intelligence, or to the shine of a diamond
Brilliance
The foundation honoring this holiday says, "We inspire people to plant, nurture, and celebrate trees"
Arbor Day
Goliath of Gath was the champion of these people
Philistines
The 2 houses of Parliament
House of Commons & House of Lords
"Never wear black without the blue"--this shampoo
Selsun Blue
It can be the glow some people give off, or, in physics, the quality of emitting heat or light
Radiance
Each June 60,000 visitors are served bowls of cereal in this Michigan city's Cereal City Festival
Battle Creek
In I Samuel, David saved this king's life more than once
Saul
A "rock" variety of game hen is named for this southwestern county of England
Cornwall
Brooke Shields & Kim Basinger are 2 of the "girls" who appeared in ads for this shampoo
Breck
Latin splendere, "to shine", gives us splendid, splendor & this adjective for "dazzling in appearance"
Resplendent
On Nov. 11, 1953 in Emporia, Kansas, this holiday was first observed under its current name
This Biblical prophet of Pethor had a conversation with his beast of burden when it started to talk