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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1966
Page
10
An article urging parents to cultivate critical thinking in children. It advocates problem solving, asking why, and guiding kids to devise multiple solutions, with examples and exercises. It notes schools emphasize memorization and suggests practical activities and referenced books to stimulate headwork.
An advertisement touts remarkable complexion improvements with isotonic Clay Vitalizing night cream. It claims wrinkles smooth and skin gains a refined bloom with an English countryside look. The seller notes application with upward and outward strokes and says drug stores carry the product attributed to Margaret Merril.
Doctors warn teen girls about DIY ear piercing fad citing risks such as premature hole closure, hemorrhage, infection, and keloids. A Cincinnati University School of Medicine method uses a hollow needle with a flexible wire inserted to form a temporary earring, after local anesthesia and symmetric puncture marking.
Social column reports Clark County administrator Robbins Cahill retires after 30 years in Nevada service with a ceremonial dinner at Fireside Inn. Attendees include local officials and families. Other items note American Legion Auxiliary meeting led by Jessie Metcalf and a Henderson League of Women Voters unit meeting invitation. Contact numbers provided.
An advice note by Josephine Lowman promotes neck exercises to reduce a dowager’s hump and aging lines. It suggests posture correction drills, feather or balloon breathes to exercise neck muscles, singing, pillow adjustments, and head turning routines. Readers could request a neckline leaflet.
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