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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1958
Page
7
A fragmentary horoscope note lists Leo Aquarius Virgo and YINGO with date ranges and vague warnings. The piece hints at public opinion, lessons to be taught, and unsettled topics, but provides no clear event or outcome.
In Palm Beach a jet set circuit thrives despite recession talk. The Long Island polo crowd decorates a 48 room winter home as critics note $1,500 to $2,000 monthly suites. high society hosts, fashion, and celebrity chatter span the Polo Ball, Mona Money talk, and Cartier couture. Prominent names surface from Cummings to Kimberly, with Anna Ekberg and Monroe references, while bidding for attention and social status defines the season.
The speaker jokes about vanity being a sin yet admits strong feelings about pie crust. They anticipate St. Peter’s sarcasm when questioned about their baking pride.
A humorous meditation on turning 47, noting how aging tames fears and sharpens appreciation. The piece likens life at 47 to climbing a mountain, with quieter storms, renewed nature sense, and a wife’s grateful respect for not dying young.
In a rubber bridge duplicate, South evaluates four spades as a logical contract though three no trump would yield a better rubber score. South decides on four no trump, leading to a club play that secures ten tricks after South ducks West's club to discard. The club play succeeds as only one card needed to be right, unlike the diamond line which required two correct cards.
The piece argues that reading about foreign affairs shapes attitudes and can reinforce personal prejudices. It urges separating emotion from judgment, noting empathy aids understanding while personal desires distort perception. Five studies illustrate how clear perception requires seeing what is there rather than what one wishes to see.
A compact historical digest cites Britannica on armadillos reaching Oklahoma to Mississippi, notes longest American railroad in eastern North Carolina, preserves Ohio Canal sections at Lockington State Park, Texas count of owls, December 25 as Jesus’ birthday since the 300s, Mount Union’s 1870 summer school, Kipling’s influence on Whiffenpoof song, Delaware’s 1787 ratification, and New York’s first auto show in 1901.
The piece urges spreading good will as a priceless, intangible asset tied to daily service and genuine care. It highlights answering greetings, keeping promises, lending a hand to those in need, and fostering closer friendship, stressing that good will becomes personal property through willingness to try.
Quotes from Senate Democratic Leader Johnson and Senate Republican Leader Knowland plus House Republican Leader Martin warn of complacency and urge decisive Congress action. They stress that America faces critical choices in the coming months that affect the republic and free world.
A scrap 2x material jig guides hand driven auger bits and drills for accuracy. A V slot with about 45 degree end cut helps start bits straight and check alignment as a hole is bored. Use a smaller block for power driven wood drills. Copyright Better Home and Gardens.
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