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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1955
Page
8
An old ad claims Glover's Breathe Again stops itchy scalp and hair loss. It touts ingredients like sulphur and tara, promises dandruff control and complete scalp revitalization, and offers a money back guarantee.
Dr Fillmore H. Sanford of the American Psychological Association spoke at the 88th annual Health Asia meeting, predicting a coming era of creative health. He said four freedoms from drudgery disease and ignorance will let individuals explore creativity, energy and spontaneity, rising to their best level of vitality. The talk, part of a symposium on public health, framed creative health as a fourth phase after passive acceptance, cure, and prevention.
New York columnist and scholar Pi Bernard De Voto, 38, winner of the 1947 Pulitzer Prize for History, died of a heart attack Sunday night at Presbyterian Hospital. He had just appeared on CBS television program Adventure and collapsed after the broadcast. De Voto, who lived in Cambridge, Mass., edited The Easy Chair for Harper's Magazine since 1935 and also served as an editor at the Saturday Review of Literature.
Quick call to the Independent Press Telegram is urged to place a lost ad for a valuable item. The message includes contact details and a reminder to avoid alerting a spouse. Also offered are home remedies for indigestion using baking soda and a saltwater mix.
An NY report touts a new healing substance Bio-Dyne marketed as Preparation H that reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Doctors observed rapid pain relief and gradual reduction in many months' time across varied 6 to 20 year cases. Substances are sold as suppositories or ointment with applicator, guaranteed satisfaction or money back.
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