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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1953
Page
13
The text offers humorous musings on gender roles and cosmetics, color psychology, and broadmindedness, interspersed with a sales pitch for a booklet titled How to Relax. It includes quips about men enduring fashion suffering, colors affecting appetite, and a call to request the self-help pamphlet for 15 cents.
A doll dressed and fed as though alive was given to mothers in old Japan to protect children from misfortune, per the Encyclopedia Britannica. The practice reflects historical folk beliefs and ritual acts.
Experienced players know giving up the first trick in a long non trump contract can be strategic. The goal is to retain lead access to the long suit and win the remaining cards.
In a bridge problem West leads king of hearts then queen, South ruffs with clubs, declarer draws three rounds of trumps and must choose the winning line. Cashing diamonds upfront loses two spade tricks. a careful line starts diamonds from dummy and finesses nine from South to reach the South hand and claim remaining diamonds.
Italian star Anna Magnani, earning the year's top film income, chats in bed at a New York hotel about freedom, fame, and offers from spaghetti manufacturers. She praises New York's personality, recalls Rome, and envisions returning to America only if artistic freedom is assured.
Rheumatic fever kills about 40 000 people yearly in the United States with an average victim age near 30. The disease strikes children and young adults most, with over 1 000 000 affected nationwide and few tropical cases. Winter and spring see more new cases, and onset follows sore throat or respiratory infections with pallor weakness nosebleeds weight loss abdominal pains and joint pain.
The condition can disappear in months but damages the heart permanently and worsens with each attack. About 4 percent die in the first attack, 12 percent die within five years, and 20 to 20 percent die within ten years. Rheumatic fever remains a killer of the young.
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