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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1956
Page
9
Aries to Pisces provide brief personal guidance for the week with cautions on sleep, focus, and choosing tasks. Emphasis on starting early, maintaining pace, avoiding distractions, and seeking help when needed. Employment prospects are noted as unusually favorable.
A visitor recalls a Soviet trip with American tourists filling Leningrad and Kiev. The piece notes mingling with Harlow Miller from Des Moines, meets guides and locals, jokes about red decor, and includes a mixed collage of entertainment and bridge club anecdotes amid travel impressions.
West opened hearts eight and declarer won with dummy king. South joined with king of spades, then led lamond to a defensive play showing the principle of refusing an ace at the first chance. The hand demonstrates a defender’s use of the same tactic.
A column surveys curious trivia from famous people like John L. Sullivan and Bob Hope, alongside statistics on farming, auto credit, life expectancy, medical costs, and global curiosities. It includes notes on Hollywood, aviation legends, fashion, and demographics, all in breezy era voice.
The article explains ectopic pregnancy when the fertilized egg implants outside the uterus, usually in a fallopian tube. It covers potential causes like prior inflammation, the sequence from missed period to abdominal pain, bleeding, shock, and the diagnostic method involving vaginal examination and needle insertion to reveal internal bleeding.
Albert Edward Wiggam presents teen guidance on lasting love, marriage reform, heredity myths, and belief in self power. Evelyn Millis Duvall notes lasting love requires genuine liking, while heredity is explained as genes not fate. Yale psychologist Catherine Cox Miles is cited on belief shaping genius outcomes.
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