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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1951
Page
7
This vintage self help notice explains how opinions of right and wrong affect marriages, urges self improvement, and promotes the booklet Getting Along With People. It outlines introverts and extroverts, offers a 15 cent price, and directs readers to send a coin and SASE to Dr Wiggam.
The expert play threads a path through multiple traps in a bridge hand. South uses a heart queen frontline ruff setup, spade finesses, and prudent discards to reach the ruffing endgame and cashing of the aces while limiting the defenders.
Local doctors report growing heart surgery expertise through University of California programs at Harbor General Hospital Torrance and Veterans Hospital Long Beach. Aimed at early diagnosis and careful case selection, the effort shows mortality down from 20 to 8 percent in five years with more than 40 operations in two years.
Aunt Het quips that if Fanny is losing her husband it is her own fault. She says a man is always true to the woman who brags on him most, delivering a witty social observation in a concise, folksy tone.
A dense patchwork of quotes covers politics crime and bridge strategy from figures like Duke of Windsor Gordon Dean and J Edgar Hoover. The text blends aphorisms on peace isolationism and dignity with a long technical note on a bridge defense and play.
A Korean Thanksgiving prayer laments division and foreign pressure. It hopes for a return to a self defined Korea, land and fate, asking for morning calm, belonging, and a place to die and live as a chosen people. The piece contrasts Chinese Russian and American influence with a plea for national self determination.
The article notes walnut as the preferred wood for gunstocks. It states steel calves have an average feeding period of eight months. It describes the Phoenix area Valley of the Sun as fertile by about 1400 miles of irrigation canals.
A social gathering note describes the speaker avoiding the widow Luscious by moving to a different seat while Ma watches closely. The scene hints at discomfort and social dynamics without further details.
Readers were invited to send questions to the Long Beach Press Telegram Information Bureau seeking facts on aging population 65 years and older, largest college stadium capacity, pronunciation of Formica, 1931 baseball base-circling record, and origin of the term cheese cake, with referenced answers and brief explanations.
The piece notes that after the photo was developed Gladys Parker was surprised by its revealing nature and a baffled remark calling it real cheesecake. The quote is linked to a New York sweet, while others trace the term to Joe l. The text then lists the largest US industries by capital investment: agriculture, railroads, public utilities, and petroleum.
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