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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1950
Page
12
Dr. Beauchamp announces a big savings program on all dental plates and dentures in postwar times. He touts a low price policy through high volume while maintaining standards and highlights new translucent denture materials and the D P Elastic Impression Cream for tender gums. Samples of the new teeth will be on display all week.
Dr Beauchamp cites that about half of his new patients come from referrals. He highlights three principles of the dental practice: quality work, reasonable prices, and liberal credit to make dental care accessible. He emphasizes personal trust and public good as core aims.
Dr Beauchamp announced no easier terms exist and that patients may arrange weekly or monthly payments over a reasonable period with no carrying charges or third party finance. He invites all to use the plan and start payments next year in 1951.
Dr Beauchamp endorses same day plate service for patients pressed for time. Dentures delivered in one day receive same careful consideration as others. Clients should arrive by 10 a.m. on weekdays. Saturdays require no extractions for this service.
Dr Beauchamp’s office remains open every evening except Saturday until 8 p m to serve those with daytime hours. Patients receive the same work and reasonable prices as daytime. Complete staffs are always in attendance.
Michigan state police take charge of guarding nearly 2,000,000 ballots from the Nov 7 gubernatorial election. A recount tentatively begins Dec 4 as the Board of State Canvassers orders scrutiny. Williams and Kelly trade claims amid earlier unofficial results showing a Williams win by about 1,000 votes. Alumni meeting set at Wilson High School marks 25th anniversary celebrations with 1927 to 1932 graduates invited.
Long Beach hosts a large muzzleloader club led by James E. Severn with W. H. Bonner as secretary. Members meet on the first and third Sundays at the police plate range and on the second Thursday at the Recreation Park Clubhouse to discuss antique firearms and muzzle loading techniques. The movement, revived since 1923 after a near-dieout, remains popular among enthusiasts who favor old Kentucky rifles and period shooting methods.
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