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Newspaper
Las Vegas Age
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1937
Page
6
A ten year study of 667 girls with vocational home economics shows outcomes in the state and Las Vegas high school. Among them 53 percent married, 10 percent helping at home, 8 percent attending college, and 32 percent not reporting. Other listed paths include waitress, clerking, teaching, beauty work, steno, and miscellaneous occupations.
Pike of El Portal theatre hosts James Lynaugh of Groton New York during a reunion in Las Vegas. The pair reminisce about past times and Lynaugh showcases a 160 year old racing sulky still in good condition and capable of carrying a driver.
The east half of the Arrowhead Trails highway on U S 91 from Mountain Pass to the Nevada line is completed and open to travel. The west lane remains closed. traffic is routed on the old highway while work continues on the replacement. The 15 mile new route reduces dangerous curves and sharp crests.
An old office notice urges workers to work eight hours daily and, with time, become bosses who endure eighteen hours and all the worry. The poster underscores perseverance and long hours as a pathway to leadership within the Exchange era.
A Bayer Aspirin tablet placed in water begins to disintegrate within seconds, illustrating the dissolution process that also occurs in the stomach. The demonstration shows how the tablet breaks apart as it sinks, similar to how it releases active ingredients when swallowed.
An advertisement extols Genuine Bayer Aspirin for rapid relief from neuritis and neuralgia. It notes fast dissolution in moisture, claims instant onset of action, and urges buyers to insist on Bayer Aspirin with the Bayer cross logo.
A Vienna barber shaved a man in eighteen seconds to win a local contest drawing praise from the Williamsport Sun. The customer deserves a medal for bravery, the paper quips.
A Richmond Times-Dispatch note suggests a Texan initiates a wide search for his mother-in-law. The column hints at humorous or satirical framing while implying family stakes in a developing story.
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