Stars Say by B 3 EGA- 31 Ww
A brief literary item by B 3 EGA- 31 Ww presents a short verse titled Stars Say. The text appears as a compact snippet with abstract imagery and dated typographic markers.
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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1954
Page
13
A brief literary item by B 3 EGA- 31 Ww presents a short verse titled Stars Say. The text appears as a compact snippet with abstract imagery and dated typographic markers.
A Mount Kisco gathering recalls Deems Taylor jokes about aging eyes and misread signals at a garden party. A vaudeville raconteur named Phil shares a dated wedding day mishap involving his daughter. The piece weaves humor with a brief note on radio astronomy and a bridge tip section.
Public interest article by the Long Beach chapter of the Los Angeles County Medical Association discusses premature birth as common, noting about 10 percent of infants are premature. It covers causes, survival, incubator care, temperature and humidity control, feeding schedules, sterile conditions, and that many famous leaders were premature babies.
Daisy believes in no mixing of moderate drinks with her liquor. She never blends any moderate beverage with her cherished liquor.
A guidance column explains that choosing between total points and match points changes the strategy for a four heart contract. It highlights that in match point play you may risk the contract to pursue extra tricks, illustrated by an example involving the queen of spades.
Fragmentary notes describe a bridge deal with directions West North East and an opening lead. The source lists players and hands in shorthand, indicating a match where one side navigates the opening move and subsequent passes.
The column argues that a clever girl must hide her intelligence to attract a husband, claiming no man can respect himself unless he feels superior to his wife. It frames female wit as a fault line in traditional marriage norms.
In Paris hotel lounges the fall of Premier Laniel draws little shock. Tourists and locals discuss the crisis in muted terms as observers note that France seems to seek a strong leader but not a general like De Gaulle, with many longing for a Clemenceau figure.
A fragmented note states the President has been a pilot since 1937. It mentions Eisenhower as a longtime aircraft operator and cites a survey implying Scarsdale, New York, residents may have incomes above ten thousand dollars annually.
A wandering observer notes Paris life under a settled postwar mood as Seine fishermen cast lines while flower stalls and fruit vendors thrive. The speaker contrasts small ripples of government change with larger world currents, hoping for a bigger stir than a lone ripple.
A fragmented advertising item offers pamphlets on managing feelings for parents and emotional growth for children. It promotes a 15 cent booklet by Dr A Eh Wiknast and a marriage counseling guide by Dr Emily Mudd, with self addressed stamped envelopes for order forms.
Brief notes describe a germanium film two ten thousandths of an inch thick that can be formed into any oscillator attached to lifeboats. When in contact with sea water it enables the formation of radio signals to guide rescue planes directly to people in distress.
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