Zodiac Trends and Cautions for the Week 1957
The column outlines star sign guidance with cautions for Gemini through Pisces. Advice covers mood dips for Gemini, marital diplomacy for Cancer, Leo dental care caution, Scorpio personality shifts, Sagittarius routine tasks, Capricorn leisure use, Aquarius diet attention, and Pisces overtime risks. Field Foresprises notes date 1957.
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Sagittarius
Belin
Capricorn
Aquarius
Carmen Miranda's Legacy Lives In Brazil Rio Museum Opens
Brazilians recall Carmen Miranda with husband Dave Sebastian shipping her personal belongings for a museum at Rio led by President Kubitschek's wife. Aurora Miranda sings in Rio to keep Carmen's memory alive while Oscar Ornstein eyed stars to perform there. Aurora recalls Carmen's American strategy of selling through bananas as Oscar pushes for Nat King Cole and Lena Horne to visit.
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Ssac Paulo
Carmen Miranda
Carmen
David Sebastian
Hollywood
Rio
Museu
Ku~bitscheks
Aurora
Machado
Dave Sebastian
Oscar Ornstein
Oscar
Copacabana Palace
Sammy Davison
Lena Horne
Nat (King) Cole
Hamburg
Germany
Amergen
Varig
Sasha
Mj the
Earl Sid Caesar
Jose Ferrer
David Sarmoff
Long Island
Frank Sinatra
Orson Welles
George Jessel
Lawreace Welk
Syd Chaplin
Europe
Broadway
Stan Kentons
Tenpold Stokowski
Los Angeles
Sarah Brady
Earl
Arnie Rosen
Capitol
Robi
Lewis
Oswald Jacoby Missed Path to Victory in Card Play
In a bridge scenario Oswald Jacoby faced a choice to bid three no trump. Against a club opening and queen of spades shift he could still win if he ducked two spade leads. North reached four hearts while West led spades and Dummy’s King failed as East held ace. South noted the hand could not be made with five to one trump break and would be easier against a three two split, highlighting the four eventual possibilities.
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West
Declarer
North
East
South
The Story of a Happy Fat Man Thin Man
In New York a fat man and a slender stranger meet at a bar and quickly bond over rounds. The slender man stops the overweight man to suggest changing his habits, noting the burden of excess weight and urging action.
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New York
The Slender Man and the Fat Man Abarroom exchange
A bar scene unfolds as the Slender Man reads a letter from a confiding fat man detailing a life of wealth gained through fatness, money, and indulgence. The letter ends with the slender man departing after hearing the tale.
Aunt Het Voices on Reform and Self Governance
A speaker asserts no reform should affect them unless the reformer is superior, expressing defiance toward outside efforts to change personal conduct or beliefs. The remark frames reform as a personal judgment and warns against presuming moral superiority.
Let's Explore Your Mind By ALBERT EDWARD WIGGAM
An excerpt from Albert Edward Wiggam discusses pain as a natural warning and self preservation. It compares male and female traits, suggesting men are more conceited and dominant while women are more sympathetic. It argues husbands may resent working wives, but if wives work to reduce debts, the end justifies the means.
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Albert Edward Wiggam
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