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Newspaper
Las Vegas Age
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1931
Page
3
The article describes techniques for creating and preserving popular hair designs known as masterpieces. It details front and back views, finger waves, ridges, and waves arranged into rolls, with hair brushed from the forehead and pinned to form even curls and a lazy chic spread.
A midcentury menu and recipe excerpt lists meals for breakfast through dessert including grapefruit, salmon salad, cream cheese and olive filling for eight sandwiches, chocolate nut cookies, and a fruit gelatin dessert. It provides ingredient lists and basic instructions for preparing sandwiches, cookies, salad, and molded gelatin, with steps like mixing, chilling, and baking times.
GACNE WRESOMW Henri Herve and Marsevle F 33 both of ARUEY SIDES James ay rence 24 and Gwendolyne Gay 18 both of Los Angeles DENTEL ARMSTRONG Fred G 40 San Pedro and Mary 33 Los Angeles PIERCE HESS Charles Clark 55 and Ella 56 both of Long Beach.
Paris June 17 Madame Lupescu, former mistress of King Carol of Romania, arrived in Paris and was reported to have dyed her red hair black.
In Manchuria observers fear Soviet economic and political reach. Outer Mongolia is fully under Soviet control, with Chinese merchants ruined. Russia tightens grip on borders and administration, threatening broader Chinese regions beyond the Great Wall.
John F Cahlan appointed probation officer by order of the court. Decrees granted for Marie Gilmore Hupp versus Russell Orman Hupp and for Nellie Sales. Attorneys listed include Stevens Henderson and Chas Leo Horsey for the plaintiffs.
Sinkiang in Chinese Turkestan is described as near danger of falling under Soviet influence. The province borders Russia on two sides and sits along a railroad that mirrors frontier lines, enabling closer Soviet reach. It covers 400,909 square miles with a population near one million and holds major gold deposits along with copper coal and oil potential.
The June Sunset Magazine essay by Mildred Barton praises Nob Hill as one of Earth's magnificent spots and notes stunning views. The piece includes bold quotes about Nob Hill and expresses appreciation for readers who share the sentiment and help Nevada people financially.
Charles Topping outlines a high class resort and casino to be named the Eagle's Nest at Nob Hill 50 miles from Las Vegas. The description promises romance, adventure, and striking mountain top scenery as a hub of activity with share sales inviting investment.
An investment note promotes El Dorado Gold Eagle Mines Ltd offering shares at ten cents with par one dollar. It outlines plans to build Eagles Nest Nob Hill resort and casino and to resume mining and shipping ore within three to six months. Subscriptions of ten to one thousand dollars are urged, plus ore notes paying six percent interest secured by ore shipment funds.
Hollywood social snippets feature Hap Ward touting his dog Cameo with earnings over $100,000 and a $350 weekly salary for the animal. Training relies on beef meals and casaba meat cooked with garlic. The column recalls Richard Bennett arguing for an ethnic Jewish accent in a role and Polly Moran’s anecdote about meeting a Moran imposter.
A 10 year old boy struggles to accept defeat, making excuses for losses. Parents discouraged by his reactions should discuss openly, acknowledge mistakes, and help him face adverse facts with poise. The piece suggests a shift from overindulgence to constructive guidance.
San Francisco June 17 A veteran firefighter, Alfred Davis, oldest in the city’s fire department, praises the earlier generation. He says true firefighters were simple, hardy, and instinctive, noting even with modern gear they would have kept pace with blazes.
A. C. Grant returned to the city on Tuesday after taking his family to the coast for the summer.
The text suggests a child's reluctance to lose stems from feeling like the underdog. It notes that competing with older siblings or mature peers triggers this feeling and recommends providing opportunities to play with peers of the same age or level to balance the experience.
Ruth Bryan Owen of Florida is described as the ideal business woman by a leader who cites four assets: cheerfulness, public speaking, cultural polish from London years, and active campaigning. The article notes her filming and singing for troops, her love of London, and a planned auto trailer tour through Denmark England and Scotland with Fannie Hurst, plus her forthcoming textbook on Elements of Public Speaking and ongoing district reporting to Congress.
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