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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1954
Page
11
A fragmented astrology feature outlines a dates based reading system. It lists sun sign ranges and secret formula instructions for marking a daily message by dialing a number after the date. The garbled pages reflect a period style advertorial for general features.
A columnist muses on tolerance for quirks from flagpole sitters to martini drinkers while contrasting horse players with ordinary people. He recounts Jamaica race track patrons betting big, noting a friend who gambled his entire wad and pondering what distinguishes a true horse player from a human.
Albert Edward Wiggam offers quick questions and answers on girls behavior and luck at the track, mixing psychology, betting habits, and self consciousness. The piece includes light commentary on horse players, relaxation, and a sales pitch for a self help booklet by Dr. A E Wiggam with mailed request details.
Oswald Jacoby discusses how West's bold opening spade sequence signals trouble for the declarer. South risks bad trump breaks and must insurance out, while clever ruffing play and club discipline decide the outcome as West contemplates doubletons and potential overruff possibilities.
Monks at St Catherine’s Monastery near Mount Sinai are buried in a strong burial ground. Skel etons of monks who died there are stored in a small building with skulls in one pile and bones in another.
A fan shaped like a tmalted milk container delivers 300000 cubic feet of fresh air per minute into underground mines. Fires insects and disease have caused large losses, and over 350 years about 40 percent of America’s virgin and planted forests have disappeared.
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