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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1954
Page
12
Fragmented OCR yields a jumble about zodiac based daily measurements and a birthday date coding system. It lists date ranges with partial month names and vague instructions to circle a settler group under a number, referencing a March to February cycle and a secret formula.
Reader letters reference short booklets on social ease and popularity. Mentions science meets religion book by Irvin H. Myers from Exposition Press. Includes sales pitch for two 15 cent self help works and a request for mailed requests.
The document cites varied voices including Vermont industrialist Oscar Rizford, Cardinal Spellman, Senator Ralph Flanders, Guatemala President Arbenz, and Nikita Khrushchev. Topics touch on defending McCarthy, censure threats, Ren dall commissions on foreign trade, agrarian reform, and pledges about atomic and hydrogen weapons.
An ad style prompt describes backache and energy loss linked to kidney function, urging readers not to neglect kidneys and to try Doan's pills for relief. It markets rapid, affordable relief and urges purchase today.
A compact cryptic style clue list presents cross referencing hints for a crossword style puzzle. It weaves names, descriptions, and wordplay like diminutive forms, juristic roles, weathered terms, and various numbered entries.
Puzzle text fragment lists numerous clues and partial answers across a grid or crossword. It includes terms like Demolish, Mingle, Shred, Brothers, Son of Jacob, Mariner's direction, Reformer, Nomads, and Genus of herbs. The garbled header suggests a prior puzzle solution attempt with mixed letters and numbers.
The Long Beach LA County Medical Association details how tongue appearance reveals health. It notes signs of scarlet fever, tuberculosis, anemia, dehydration, allergies, deficiencies, and inflammatory conditions, advising patients to consult doctors for tongue observations and potential underlying diseases.
Albert Hackett and Frances Goodrich, a famed husband wife writing duo, discuss years of nearly constant bickering that fuel their greatest plays and scripts. They recount early struggles at MGM, their hit The Thin Man, and later works while noting they now write together in the same room and often take long trips to avoid burnout.
A reflective note on media bias, urging journalists to avoid tinted portrayals of women when reporting trouble. It argues that singling out pretty women as causal figures unfairly shapes public perception and harms both subjects and readers.
West opened three spades against three no trump in a hand discussed today. After spade and diamond play, West discarded a low club to avoid exposing holdings, revealing to South that East held the king of clubs and that a second club finesse would fail. The article warns against oversimplified discards and notes the danger of assumptions.
In a South held deal with clubs and finessing, dummy's ace was substituted by the club king dropping. Declarer ran the suit to make the contract and gain an overtrick. If West had kept the small club, South could have tried a second club finesse, allowing defenders to win two clubs two spades and ace of hearts to defeat the contract.
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