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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1953
Page
13
The text outlines a reader activity involving a secret formula and a jetserv chart. It instructs circling date ranges associated with zodiac signs and timelines, listing periods such as Mar 21 to Apr 20 and Jul 24 to Aug 22, among others, to map astrological correspondences.
Questions answered by a noted writer discuss ulcers and age differences in relationships. The piece cites studies from the University of Tlinois and suggests older women may influence a man with ulcers through nurturing meals.
A fragmented clipping offers advice on personal development with scattered lines about improving qualities and a postal request for a self help pamphlet. It mentions Dr. Wingam and a city, plus note of a bridge hand discussing spades and ruffs, though details are partial and mixed with ad-like text.
In a recent team event South played a precise hand to secure a spade game. He ruffed hearts, finessed clubs twice, and used a series of scrupulous discards to force the last trump and seal the contract despite opponents’ defense.
A column lists landmark moments in a man’s and a woman’s life with humorous reflections. It contrasts women’s tears and men’s pride, then catalogs moments from first steps to workplace raises and family quirks, highlighting lasting impressions from minor events.
The passage discusses returning a trump as the sole alternative defense to curb opponent dum my ruffing strength. It argues this approach would have effectively reduced the opponent's strategic advantage.
Science overview on thirst mechanisms and factors affecting saliva flow. Highlights that thirst may arise from local mouth dryness or cellular dehydration, with dry mouth due to heat, smoking, speaking, mouth breathing, or salty foods. Emphasizes water as universal solvent essential to life processes.
A fragment explains unconventional beliefs on Heaven and marriage, then shifts to basic physiology. It notes that digestion requires dissolved nutrients in water, waste exits in solution, water regulates temperature, and joints need moisture to move smoothly. It ends urging readers to drink water regularly.
A clipping presents a string of opinions from religious leaders on humor and social issues. Bishop Donald Tip pett notes humor smooths leadership, while D. Gov. Sigurd Anderson comments on gun ownership and responsibility. The fragmentary text reflects a 20th century public commentary style.
A beauty shop story focuses on personal renewal as a woman exits with a renewed spirit rather than a drastic physical change. The piece emphasizes inner uplift, confidence, and a refreshed outlook resulting from the experience.
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