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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1955
Page
13
Albert Edward Wiggam discusses somatotypes and romance by mesomorph ectomorph and endomorph, then questions on public speaking and parental concerns, followed by George Santayana on schooling. He asserts classroom limits but potential guidance from a good teacher.
A fragment notes the Hague conference in the Netherlands, convened by Czar Nicholas II of Russia on May 18, 1899. It mentions using ham trimmings and fat as flavoring for soups and stews and lists various dishes like baked beans and rice.
Gabor and Rubirosa host a romantic polo outing at Rubi’s 150 year old home terrace in Paris. Zsa Zsa quips about marriage prospects, the match ends 4-3 as Rubi’s team wins and she awards him a cup. Nearby gossip notes in New York’s Earl column follow.
A doctors idea proposes that letting off steam at work could prevent heart attacks for workers though it risks the boss’s health too. The piece suggests a daily morning shout hour where staff vent directly at the boss to release tension and reduce blood pressure for all.
A speaker objects to being blamed for not holding her hands, noting his wife bans his reaching into dishwater. Fannie defends herself against gossip, while the speaker counters that gossiping isn’t worse than lying about disliking it.
A bridge anecdote from Paul M. Hummel of Alabama recounts a hand where North South pairs reached three no trump, with play decisions lifting seven to nine tricks. The West hand opened six of hearts, and a sequence of heart and club plays led to favorable defense and eventual end-play hopes.
A fragmented horoscope puzzle lists date ranges and letter mappings for a daily astrological message. It assigns month day spans to numbers and instructs reading letters under a number, illustrating a cryptic system without coherent narrative or clear outcomes.
A collage of quotes and quotes amid game hands and political blurbs. Names include Prof C L Seebeck Jr of Alabama and Dr George Yeh with political remarks and a mix of betting and boxing chatter. The section reads like scattered excerpts from a wartime or mid century wire page.
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