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The notice offers a daily astrological chart with birth date ranges and a tongue reading game. Readers select their symbol to reveal tomorrow's message, noting the chart groups dates across the year.
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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1955
Page
11
The notice offers a daily astrological chart with birth date ranges and a tongue reading game. Readers select their symbol to reveal tomorrow's message, noting the chart groups dates across the year.
New York coverage from Earl Wilson describes a back stage circus opening with Marlene, Marilyn Monroe, Martha Raye, Jimmy Cagney, Red Buttons, Sammy Davis Jr., and others. Producers, photographers, and onlookers mingle as Marilyn fears her wardrobe while a pink elephant draws attention. News notes mention Dorothy Dandridge, Bing Crosby, Dorothy Rice, Jonas Salk, and other stars, with ongoing gossip on television and stage plans.
The Mazarin Bible is another name for the Gutenberg Bible and is sometimes called the Forty-Two Line Bible due to its 42 lines per column.
The metronome, a device to mark musical time, may have been invented by Win kel of Amsterdam but was patented by German inventor Jo hann Maelzel in 1816.
New York UP reports the primary way to cut cancer deaths is through self driven action. Americans face about 500000 new cases and 235000 deaths yearly, with 400000 living survivors after five years. Cancer strikes two of every three families and half of deaths occur before age 63.
First Industry Glass making, begun by Virginian colonists in 1608, is described as America’s first colonial industrial undertaking.
The excerpt describes Kate, raised in poverty, fearing old wealth will show as her husband, described as rich, provides her with fine clothing and a more upscale lifestyle. The tone recalls regional dialect and social contrast.
A bridge analysis discusses playing three no trump with West leading spades. It covers dummy entries, a potential club finesse, and varying lines including a king of clubs lead and counterplay to spade threats. The text mixes bidding guidance with tactical tips and a chalking note for file maintenance.
Albert Edward Wiggam discusses early persuasion as seen in Jove. Sister Mary Amatova finds high teacher ratings align with pupils’ praise, urging focus on personalities in schools. A management note urges listening beyond words to detect underlying discontent with policy changes.
An old newspaper ad touts a booklet titled The Art of Conversation offering guidance on speaking clearly and engaging others. It promises examples, tests, and principles of good dialogue and asks readers to mail 15 cents in coin with a self addressed stamped envelope to Dr. A B Wiggam care of the newspaper for a copy.
The imperial state crown made for Queen Victoria in 1838 contains 3092 diamonds pearls emeralds rubies and sapphires totaling a lavish gem set ceremonial piece with enduring regal symbolism.
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