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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1953
Page
11
A daily zodiac message prompts readers to circle letters in a chart using a secret formula. The text lists date ranges and numbers tied to birth dates and instructs using a top-to-bottom reading order for the daily astrological forecast.
A collage of questions and reflections on happiness pay, mind health, and daily life from a vintage column. It notes wage freedom for women, quotes Carl Glick, Tawong philosophy, and liver myth while discussing brain cells and the hunt for happiness.
An espaliered tree is trained to grow in two dimensions with a normal shape and a specified number of branches. About 190 miles of glass fiber can be spun from a glass marble.
A column argues a Korea truce affords time for Asia to ripen political reasoning, noting the war’s inconclusive nature, UN limits, and the value of preserving a global role for the United States and allies. It praises troop discipline, acknowledges mixed feelings of veterans, and stresses the broader fight for a just cause over clear victory.
A rural voice criticizes his rich uncle Ben who spends heavily to cure illness instead of trusting nature. The speaker argues against extravagance and questions the value of costly medical efforts.
A New York report announces Bio-DyneS used as Preparation H ointment to shrink painful piles and stop bleeding without surgery. Doctors observed striking improvements across many months with pain relief and actual shrinking, with many patients calling piles a nonissue. The product, priced at 98 cents a tube with an applicator, is sold in drug stores and backed by a satisfaction refund.
Oswald Jacoby contrasts two hands to stress drawing trumps quickly. In the example, South misplayed by starting with a club finesse, East and West use ruffs and club leads to penalties. Proper play would have South drawing trumps after studying the dummy to decide on any required ruffs.
Parker explains a bridge hand where the South player should win the first trick with the ace of clubs to guard against a ruff. By drawing trumps then allowing the loss of three tricks, the correct play yields 620 points, while a bad choice costs 200 points, a swing of 820 points.
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