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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1954
Page
11
The piece blends questions about anger venting methods and age regression via hypnosis with a call to shared parental authority noted in Clarence Moser’s book. It cites a neighbor’s ideal “we the happiest family now” and ends with a dubious ad promoting self help formulas and malevolent marketing.
Life grows more pleasant with age says Aunt Het. She notes that aging brings gumption to stop worrying about neighbors opinions and encourage living freely.
New York columnist argues women are favored by doctors not just for attractiveness but for their willingness to discuss illness as part of life. The piece satirizes male denial of health, notes the double standard with husbands, and questions ad culture, optimism in science, and readers’ habits.
A fragment notes Elien believed entry to heaven through their church, but joined a different church to gain social standing and acceptance. The line contrasts religious aspiration with communal status in a small town context.
An Atlantic hand leads to a dispute as South claims seven no trump after West opens seven spades and East-West exchange hands. South reads a rule book to prove his right to call cards from both opponents and tests the rule by forcing West to lead and dummy to play the king of hearts.
The article describes a bridge deal with North as dealer. North leads jack and then nine of hearts. East drops ten and eight of hearts. West discards ace and king of diamonds. South executes six diamonds, opponents dispose of ace of hearts and all clubs, then South reaches dummy to discard deuce of spades on dummy’s hearts. The final two tricks come from clubs. The piece ends with a cheeky note about the date.
Gov Luis Marin of Puerto Rico denounces the savage lunacy as unrepresentative of Puerto Ricans and calls for unity. President Eisenhower asserts all legitimate federal measures will be used to sustain U S prosperity as needed.
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