Star Zodiac Calendar Puzzle From Vega 1952
A playful star chart offers daily numbers for birth dates and a letter chart to circle. It presents date ranges and corresponding numbers in a novelty astrology page style.
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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1953
Page
11
A playful star chart offers daily numbers for birth dates and a letter chart to circle. It presents date ranges and corresponding numbers in a novelty astrology page style.
New York lovers Helen and Joe dream of a famed Biarritz party as heat and poverty collide. They swap fanciful chatter about aristocrats, caviar, and champagne while facing a modest budget. Joe confesses a small loss and they joke over a corned beef or cheese tea.
A bridge column explains why finesses can be useless or risky. The hand shows declarer winning a lead in clubs, accessing dummy with diamonds and hearts, then attempting a triumph finesse. West wins with diamonds queen, and the play continues to illustrate the danger of a bad finesse.
The article explains a bridge slam where South cannot make without dummy hearts. The optimal line is to draw two trump rounds with ace and king, cash hearts, then ruff, using dummy’s spades to access the last heart. East must trump, but South still makes the slam. A playful aside ends with Helen kissing Joe, who jokes about Old Mr. De CUE-A-S.
An article prepared by the Long Beach Branch of the Los Angeles County Medical Association argues that mind and body are interconnected and that emotions influence health. It notes that early emotional foundations set by parents and teachers shape wellbeing and that stress can trigger physical disorders. A second item clarifies the hippopotamus does not sweat blood, explaining the pigment secretion causes confusion.
A letter from Billy Rose to Bobo Rockefeller mocks her romance with Winthrop Rockefeller, advises against a $5 million divorce, and playfully proposes collaborations while detailing socialite intrigue and a lawyerly remedy. It references Standard Oil, Radio City, and Errol Flynn with a satirical tone.
A pamphlet called How to Pick a Mate promises guidance on selecting a life partner. It claims common personality fears affect attraction, cites tests of personality and emotional maturity, and offers the pamphlet for 15 cents plus a self addressed stamped envelope to Dr. A. E. Wiggam via the newspaper.
A compact temper of quotation presents Napoleon Bonaparte's reflection on Christ. The speaker notes the gospel question Who is the Christ and the debate over Jesus being the son of David. It frames belief as solving history’s riddle and rebukes rejection as leaving the world inexplicable.
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