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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1954
Page
9
A quirky horoscope page offers a daily astrological message and birthdate based chart. It guides readers to circle letters corresponding to birthdate ranges and star signs, listing many date spans and chart instructions.
Readable fragments hint at a crossword like word set with clues and numbers. Phrases such as Idolize and Nostril appear among varied word fragments. The source shows garbled entries including names and odd spellings, suggesting an OCR scan of a puzzle page.
A fragmented grid filled with clues and partial answers, including Grasslands, Dregs, unaspirated, Hebrew, mature ascetic yen, horn enth, roof of the, winglike part mouth, male sheep without ram, oriental coir, war god, perched, slenderest, drive off, domestic slay, pinnacle, challenge, east, Atruscan goddess, Mr Chaney, vendor, pompous sho, sneeze Scot, puff up, Indians, titles down and agriculturist.
Local public interest notice explains false strabismus caused by nose bridge skin folds masking eye corners. True strabismus rarely corrects without treatment, but early care can restore appearance, vision, and confidence, reducing behavioral issues in affected children.
The item compiles varied facts from natural and geographical data. It notes polar bears as strong swimmers crossing forty miles, Japan’s October Chrysanthemum Feast, Lost Hills oil well at 16 668 feet in 1946, Erebus and Erorpo volcanoes, horseshoes 74 by 7 inches, and Earth acreage forested about 7 000 000 000 with 5 000 000 000 remaining largely unexplored. It covers ocean depths around 2.4 miles, South Magnetic Pole southeast of Sydney, and Michigan leading U.S. salt production.
Eddie Condon, famed banjoist turned guitarist and pivotal jazz figure, is celebrated for sharp wit and vivid stories. The New York interview highlights his humor, memories of the 1940s scene, scant recordings at home, and free pourer reputation at his Greenwich Village club.
Science note describes extremely high frequency radio waves and their weather effects. It compares transmitter resilience to tubes and mentions a new planetarium dome made of aluminum instead of stainless steel. This compact item highlights tech contrasts and material choices.
The column analyzes a bridge hand where East is described as a father and fancy bidder, with North holding a poor hand. West should have led clubs and doubled to punish South, who plans to ruff spades in dummy. The defense and double dummy lines are explored, highlighting optimal play and potential swing in points.
The piece sketches psychological findings on personality and age preference among 118 students with notes that women favor older ages, most view college marriages skeptically, and religious differences seldom cause happiness. It also cites a spinach promoting program and advice on relaxation from Dr Wiggam, urging readers to mail 15 cents for a booklet title How to Relax.
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