Napeteria idea sparks sleep reform craze nationwide
HAL BOYLE argues for napeterias a blend of cafeteria and garage where workers nap during the day. He cites Churchill and Edison as nap proponents and describes a prototype where employees ride moving belts into rest cubicles with beds and soundproof doors. He envisions napeterias in terminals malls and stores and even jokes about Turkish baths as a last resort. The page also reports on Sylvan Hayes Lauchheimer's estate and a court injunction against blasting in Hagerstown.
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