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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1953
Page
19
Advice column excerpt about a 20 year old who cannot end a relationship with a married man 15 years her senior. The mother and woman’s husband are involved, and letters discuss remorse and potential paths. Readers confront consequences of a forbidden affair and family tensions.
Mary Alyce Rivard shares light hearted household scenes from two young pianists and a noisy upright called The Monster. Humorous observations cover neighbors, song renditions, meals, and motherly tricks with a wink at magazine humor.
A Roslin self Chaster of Pio neer Women group will host its second annual Children's Flag Kah party Sunday at 6 30 p m at Woodland Clubhouse in Recreation Park. The event will recount the Hanukah story and celebrate the Festival of Lights with a candle lighting ceremony followed by refreshments.
A reader's letter from Beulah France recommends natural history titles for a boy with a broken leg. Suggestions include The Golden Treasury of Natural History by Bertha Parker, Exploring Nature with Your Child by Dorothy Shuttlesworth, Cowboy and His Horse by Sydney Fletcher, and The First Book of Bees, with notes on age suitability and a request for further guidance.
The Needlecraft Club Woodmen Circle announces a change of meeting from Thanksgiving Day to Monday in Linden Hall. Luncheon will be served at noon followed by card games.
A period style health note extols neck exercises to combat aging and fatigue. It links good posture to youthful appearance, describes a simple neck stretch, and invites readers to request more from Josephine Lowman at the Press-Telegram.
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