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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1956
Page
7
Gift guide lists humorous and pointed book recommendations for famous figures and public souls. Each entry pairs a suggested title with a recipient, using playful, era-tinged tone to propose books for individuals from presidents to entertainers, critics to tax collectors.
A fragment notes Luefher Burbank developed the white blackberry whose fruit is so clear its seeds are visible. It also mentions a bird species where feathers are raised for display. The term Costa Rica is claimed to mean Rich Coast.
A pamphlet from the Long Beach local branch discusses appendicitis, its varied presentations across ages, and the rule to avoid eating when pain begins. Early diagnosis and treatment reduce complications, hospitalization, and risk of fatal outcomes.
A guide explains a triangle cut jig made from Mitch plywood with strips in the miter grooves. Set bevel to 45 degrees and align handle with grooves to cut right or left miters simultaneously for precise joints.
A fragmented list of items and clues appears from a crossword style page. Readable entries include references to clothing terms, geographic hints, and scattered definitions, with several proper nouns and ambiguous phrases interwoven. The text resembles a word puzzle grid or a cryptic style feature rather than a cohesive news item.
The snippet shows a crossword style puzzle entry with clues such as Answer to Previous Puzzle and names like AL Renter and Algonquian Indians. It includes numbered clues 29 33 28 40 4) 42 43 44 46 47 48 50 and a compass grid with cardinal directions NORTH SOUTH WEST EAST and scattered letters and codes.
A bridge hand analysis shows ade of trumps, high spade play, and warding dummy. West counters by taking the ace of spades, then leads a remaining diamond, forcing South to manage diamonds, clubs, and spades. South loses one diamond, one spade, and one trump. a different tale arises if the ace of diamonds wins the first trick.
A collage of lighthearted quips and pop culture mentions. A Dunmore Pa boy taunts Santa in a toy store, a spinster recalls a kiss predator, and assorted showbiz notes center on stars, plans, and humor from late era gossip columns.
West led nine of diamonds and East held long diamonds headed by king queen. Declarer played ten from dummy and let East win first trick with queen. East avoided another diamond lead, fearing South would win with dummy jack, then cashed a trump. South rose with the...
Daily zodiac guidance lists Aries through Pisces with brief, quirky advice on work, decision making, planning, and social plans. The dated tone references 1986 Field interpeisem and hints at general midweek predictions without specific events.
East takes two diamond ticks while West secures the setting trick featuring the king of hearts, completing the sequence.
The text cites money as a prime driver for women’s work tied to a fixed standard of living. It notes prestige and external success influence female spending and self-worth. It also cites Hoover and studies on church attendance among delinquents and leaders, urging rapid decisions once evidence guides choices and warning against delay in unfamiliar tasks.
A feature outlines a trio of bus driver performances titled the Mambo alluding to dynamic movement. The piece focuses on energy, rhythm, and urban transportation culture within a living city scene.
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