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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1956
Page
11
Diana Barry, daughter of John Barrymore, discusses her sober battle, quitting alcohol after hospital stays, and the hope she will stay dry while pursuing a TV comeback. She recalls former plans, honors her sister, and notes how sobriety affects her appearance and confidence.
Long Beach Los Angeles County Medical Association notes public interest in tonsillectomy. Shifts in medical opinion over years show three main reasons for removal: recurrent tonsillitis with enlarged tonsils, disease in surrounding tissues such as quinsy and adenoids, and certain generalized illnesses like rheumatic fever or glomerulonephritis. Decision should hinge on repeated examinations between acute attacks.
Horoscope notes for Aries through Pisces with date ranges and advisory guidance. Text suggests visiting, rest, talking or writing, handling duties, scheduling, romance, shopping, and personal plans. Encouragement to seek advice for goal setting ends with a note from Field Enterprises, Inc. in 1956.
A collection of light questions and curiosities on everyday life from why people feel richer when poorer to why pigeons die off the streets, along with quips about marriage rings, random fancies, and humorous anecdotes.
The text notes Dr. Jackson A. Smith found only 7 of 91 cases of overwork caused emotional illness, with others linked to supervision, illness, tension, and injury. It also cites Helen Sherman and Marjorie Coe urging self value and personal growth for happiness and women's challenges. It argues left handedness is not a handicap and right-handed training can cause physical and mental issues.
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a risky four spades bid by South against odds. South blundered by bidding game without partner input, while West opened diamonds and East used a deceptive queen-high plan. Despite a diamond fit in North, clever defense pins the contract with a heart and clubs after a misread finesse.
The article states absolute zero as minus 273.15 degrees Celsius or minus 459.6 degrees Fahrenheit, describing it as the theoretical limit of cold. It notes that reaching this temperature is impossible for any real system, though quantum effects become dominant as temperatures approach it.
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