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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1953
Page
11
A satirical defense of Labor Day argues a national no work no play holiday would fail. It would drive Americans crazy as people insist on chores and travel, with chaos across homes, highways, and businesses until nightfall. It contends only hospitals stay open and even then life would revert to normal by day’s end.
An important branch of education in Japan is the artistic arrangement of flowers. This subject is taught in elementary schools and even has its place in college courses.
An overview of the history of anesthesia from ether and Dr. Crawford W. Long to modern anesthesiology. The piece notes early ether frolics, Longs first painless operation, and the evolving role of the anesthesiologist in risk assessment, administration, patient care, research, and education.
A concise reflection quotes Galatians on preaching a different gospel and preaching the Bible requires faith. It argues that true Christianity needs only an honest heart and willingness to obey God, attributed to Ernest W. Barnes.
The writer recalls turning 54 while comparing the 20th century to personal aging. He laments taxes and uncertain futures, notes lasting comforts like flowers, music, and friends, and rejects graceful aging. He jokes about taxi rides, memories of past heroes, and the stubbornness of growing older.
Disjointed OCR text shows scattered phrases about stars, a corporation, and shifting dates. The piece presents a calendar style cipher with paired month ranges and odd references, lacking coherent narrative or identifiable actions or outcomes.
North raised to three spades in a bid that misfired as South chose a slam. The bad slam could have yielded thirteen tricks against any lead except a diamond. East signaled for a four diamond lead to force the issue.
The bidding and lead decisions in a bridge slam illustrate a double’s purpose. West chooses diamonds over clubs under an unusual lead rule, allowing East to win two tricks and thwart the slam before declarer acts.
In this advice column people learn clergy see sex troubles in over half of counseled individuals. Duke Universitys Sex Knowledge Inventory aids clergy in counseling. A separate NOI from National Association for Mental Health offers free leaflet on mental illness treatment and cure rates.
The text notes Arizona covers 113,956 square miles, ranking behind four states. It claims the average person walks twice around the earth in a lifetime. It also lists the Gold Coast of Africa as sixth among the world’s gold producing regions.
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