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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1955
Page
13
A fragmented astrological note lists daily changing numbers and date ranges. It references a top line and month span pairs such as Mar to Apr and Jun to Jul, implying a daily numeric message tied to zodiac periods and calendar dates.
A humorous column juggles elephant buying in New York near 98th Street with showbiz chatter. It notes a camel from South Carolina for 3000 dollars, zoning issues for cattle, and jokes about tattoos and local quirks. Also lists celebrity rumors and light social tidbits from Earl’s Pearls and Sidnight Earl.
Pre wedding party clues mix with wordplay and letter hints. Answers include Italian city borrowed and nobleman with various lengths. Clues cover clothing, measurements, and common phrases, ending with Love Honor and
Readers contend with the idea that ambition drives success while memory under hypnosis and age shapes recall. A Dr A E Wiggam feature cites experiments on ambition pictures and notes the Atlantic Gulf Stream and Appalachian peaks as geographic context.
South wins the first trick with the king of clubs and debates whether to tackle trumps or pursue a diamond or spade plan. The columnist notes the danger of an early attack and describes safer alternative lines and the strategic choice faced in the hand. The discussion emphasizes cautious play and the decision to resist premature aggression.
A bridge hand unfolds with South on declarer duty. East wins the first diamond ace, weighs entry options to the dummy, shifts to spades, and later ruffs clubs to set up a discard. South carefully times the heart entry to dummy and avoids a Trump trap, guarding against East trump victory.
A columnist explains how Russian names translate into English forms and pseudonyms. It links Molotov to Mr Hammer and Stalin to Mr Steel, noting the practice of renaming officials to mask identity and naming patterns from Khrushchev to Malyshev.
Doctors outline gout as acute attacks of arthritis tied to uric acid metabolism. The piece notes attacks commonly strike at night, swelling and redness occur, and over time repeated episodes lead to chronic gouty arthritis with progressive stiffness and deformity.
The passage compares figures like Andrei Andreyev and Henry Ford, noting that birthplace could alter names to Andrew Andrews or Genrikh Brodny. It uses this device to illustrate how origins shape identity and perception in historical storytelling.
A boarder with a gouty foot on a stool is dead. The piece notes gout can be controlled or cured by proper diet and new drugs. It places gout among rheumatic diseases and cites surveys calling rheumatism the country’s most prevalent ailment.
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