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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1955
Page
11
A garbled page presents a daily astrological guidance prompt with a numbered circle chart and date ranges. It lists zodiac periods and asks readers to mark letters under their numbers, referencing a precise top line calendar from Mar 21 to Feb 20 across multiple signs.
By Earl Wilson a breezy column about marriage and sharing chores with humor and pop culture notes. The piece recalls a 19 year marriage milestone, a travel trip to Phoenix, plus brief razzing of celebrities and a playful set of anecdotes about popcorn and street life, ending with a wink at 50-50 partnership.
The column discusses how safety plays in bridge often seem unnecessary yet can be crucial. Terence Reese recounts a Britain vs Norway match where a modest six of spades play secured the contract by preventing potential loss of three trump tricks.
The rule states a horse’s age is counted from January 1 each year. A foal turns one on January 1 following its birth year, regardless of its actual birth date.
The curious Outer Banks guarding the North Carolina coast are thought to have formed when friction from the shallow coast slowed incoming waves and caused them to drop their sand load, building the barrier.
A writer blasts Christian Dior for a flat, conservative look, arguing knees and elbows should stay visible. He mocks Dior’s design philosophy, contemplates fashion authority, and likens trends to a high-low betting game in a sharp, opinionated column.
Instruction describes sealing holes in a quart oil can using nails or a sheet metal screw. The screw is threaded to the head and can be tightened to keep oil clean and prevent seepage.
Aunt Het T says nothing when Pa lends money to relatives, preferring to preserve pride and avoid wasting breath on matters she cannot stop. The remark reflects family dynamics and pride in the face of financial favors.
The text compiles quotes from figures like Mert Wertheimer on Nevada gaming, Gen Benjamin Chidiaw on Taiwan, Chou En-Lai’s China, Defense Secretary Wilson on air power, Bertrand Russell on East West coexistence, and Joe Louis critiquing boxing commissions. It presents a panorama of opinions from gambling to global politics and sports regulation.
Albert Edward Wiggam argues that the so called third sex are seniors over sixty experiencing normal aging with declines in vigor and that hormone treatment can trigger a dramatic regain in strength. The piece offers age related guidance and promotes a nonprofit booklet on retarded children and vocabulary improvement.
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