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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1953
Page
11
A fragmented late entry outlines zodiac date ranges with odd instructions to circle letters by birth date. It lists multiple sign spans from March to January and includes stray numbers and misaligned words, creating an enigmatic, nonstandard almanac style.
The passage presents Q&A style excerpts on marriage faithfulness arguing tactics and gambling risk. It references a booklet titled How to Win Your Arguments offering six rules, with examples about questioning an opponent and controlling the argument, plus a note on human gambling tendencies from sociologist E W Burgess.
An ad fragment urges readers to write Dre A. E. Wigeam for a copy of a booklet titled How to Win an Argument. It mentions a 15 cent price and a stamped self addressed envelope, with care of the newspaper.
Aunt Het and Sue feel bored and frantic when no one is available for cards. She insists her lonely boy must learn to play alone, turning a shared pastime into solo practice.
A historical advertisement touts ZONITE as a powerful yet safe antiseptic for vaginal cleansing. It claims universal germ-killing action, odor elimination, and protection after menses, stressing long proven safety for body tissues and daily use with confidence.
Long Beach LA County Medical Association notes diabetes in childhood is grave but not hopeless. Emphasizes three way responsibility among child, parents, and physician, and highlights advances in insulin types and patient integration to help children live normal lives.
Max J. Baehr Jr a longtime Long Beach civic figure urges a Yes vote on Proposition H March 3 on the health and hospital measure. He says the city’s population growth strains beds and facilities and funds come from harbor oil revenue, not new taxes or bonds. He notes voters previously funded schools and calls this a prudent use of the city improvement fund to expand hospital care for all residents.
Wilmington report profiles Otto Graham of the Cleveland Browns, a six foot two hundred pound quarterback with a $20,000 season income and a life in food packaging and life insurance. He plans to retire by 35, pursuing business, public speaking, and family life while stressing fitness and discipline learned on the field.
Quotations praise and critique of U S policy from Governor John Fine Senator Styles Bridges and Representative Clifford Hope. The remarks compare policy to a pleasant aroma over a foul odor and warn of using atomic weapons to save American lives amid calls for farmer income stability.
A bridge column discusses how weak defensive bids rarely pay when facing two bidding opponents. It explains the bidder's choice doubles or continues, often yielding an even result. It cites Ruth Shermandou of the British Women's Team and a lesson from a European Championship era.
In a West card play, Mopsy Parker bled one spade, while Edith Kemp defended, and South faced a punishing setup. Ruth Sherman led clubs then diamonds, forcing out accors, with East and West trading top hearts and diamond ruffs. After multiple ruffs and discards, Sherman secured two extra trump tricks for a four-trick set, swinging 700 points as no-trump game remained potential at the other table.
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