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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1955
Page
13
The article presents Q and A on gender envy and social behavior. It notes women envy men for achievements and freedom yet sometimes their fashion progress. It cites Dora Casile’s study of famous women and discusses discipline as a change agent and tips on retirement planning including living location and affordable home upkeep.
A collage of jokes, cartoons, and celebrity tidbits from a midcentury entertainment notebook. References span Hollywood, Italy, and Europe with quips about lions, waitresses, siestas, and various stars like Louis Armstrong and Joe DiMaggio. A braided section notes a bridge hand analysis and a puzzle-like card play example.
Fragmented list of crossword style clues with many hyphenated and broken phrases. includes references to persons like Maria, George, Garcia and a mix of across down hints, numbers, and partial words. Content resembles a puzzle page with scattered entries and incomplete clues.
The text presents a jumbled puzzle fragment mentioning a German city pack in China and a pirate ship named Jason. It hints at essential tests and weather signals, with references to evergreen trees and a volcanic warning.
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a bridge hand where South misreads a simple plan. A single mistake on the diamond lead after early spade pressure costs 100 points as West counters with precise ruffing and a final king of diamonds sequence.
In Maryville Tennessee locals recount Sam Houston as a greater frontier figure than Davy Crockett. Houston taught school in his youth, later joined Jackson's army, rose to Tennessee governor and Texas leader, and died in 1863. The one room log cabin where he taught still stands in Tennessee despite interest from wealthy Texans.
A fragment mentions Knucks with Sam Houston's name found above a doorway and questions whether young Sar disciplined pupils with lead knucks. Mrs. McKenzie doubts the need for such devices. The note recalls Houston at 18 standing 6 feet 6 inches and weighing 200 pounds, big enough to handle Davy Crockett.
A snippet shows Aunt Het scolding Sue for pretending to know more than she does. The exchange highlights social pressure and embarrassment from public missteps.
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