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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1955
Page
13
A scrambled text appears to reflect a horoscope style reading dated November 23. It mentions Capricorn dates December 22 to January 19 and hints at emotional tensions, justice, and aging themes, with garbled phrases suggesting upcoming changes and tension. The readable entities include Capricorn and a reference to dates.
Eddie Cantor, once a energetic showman, says he now naps daily at 4 50 and extends meals into longer lunches. He advocates moderation and humor while recounting past coronaries, noting a 12 pound briefcase habit and a shift to lighter meals and multiple daily snacks. He plans to relax on a train trip back to New York and catch up on reading.
A concise explanation of weight as the earths gravity pulling on a body. It describes weight as a measurement of the mutual attraction between a body and the earth, noting gravity as the key force governing this interaction.
Oswald Jacoby explains the hold up in bridge, a tactic of postponing a sure trick to gain control later. In a sample hand West leads spades, South delays winning with the ace to exhaust East, then uses a later ace to secure the contract for four clubs, three diamonds, one spade, and one heart.
Bill Vaughn reports on Sen Soaper's evasive stance toward running again as a reporter-puzzle grows. The piece riffs on political silence, Army absenteeism, and a critique of American drift toward cramped homes, weaving satire with topical lines and quirky observations.
New York profile of Lorraine D Essen, an animal talent scout who runs a $100,000 a year business locating trained animals for films, TV, ads, and industry. Her bureau can source 750 furred or feathered performers from mouse to elephant, with no current demand for a tightrope walking whale.
Mrs. D Essen runs a 31 acre farm near Gillette and a four story Greenwich Village home housing an animal United Nations. A Florida bred mosquito acted in a film for 100 dollars a day and was released after the scene. Her ensemble includes a crow, a Peruvian llama, an English sheepdog, two Great Danes, an Australian wombat, a Siamese cat and a Yorkshire terrier. Ole Crow is the talking feathered star and a prominent earner for a Kentucky beverage firm.
A survey of twelve thousand students lists cooperative, democratic attitude, kindness, consideration, patience, wide interests, pleasing personality, fairness, sense of humor, good disposition, interest in pupils’ problems, flexibility, and unusual proficiency as key traits for good teachers. The piece then shifts to humorous anecdotes about a crow and a dog, plus remarks on parental roles and gender notes, and ends with guidance on dog handling and student respect.
A brief devotional note quoting Colossians 1 3 and urging prayer for spiritual knowledge and understanding. The text references earthly blessings with moderation and divine grace, mentioning Hannah Moore and Detti tian as sources or authors.
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