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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1957
Page
7
A scrambled horoscope passage lists Cancer Leo and Virgo signs with garbled phrases. It mentions dates June 27 to July 22 for Cancer and July 23 to August 22 for Leo, noting cautious finances and dubious investment advice, plus Virgo guidance on handling a neighbor’s request.
New York gossip notes from Earl Wilson sketch Broadway and TV stars like Lewis in Brooklyn and Alaska bound plans. Mentions Eddie Fisher, Barbara Nichols, Terry Moore, Milton Borle, James Mason, Polly Bergen, Fred Fields, Hy Gardner, Emmett Kelly, Rocky Marciano, Sinatra, Judy Holiday, Syd Chaplin, Judy Garland, Jane Russell, Peggy King, Miss Georgia winner prospects, and John Roberts.
A humorous fragment recounts Oswald Jacoby losing a rubber bridge game on Friday the 13th after an overcautious play by West. The tale ends with his house burning down and rivals bidding and making two slams. The piece mixes jokes and column filler about stage acts and wit.
An OCR fragment lists food items, culinary terms, and scattered clues across multiple entries. It appears as a garbled dictionary like page with numbers and mismatched phrases including references to lemon foods, theater terms, printing, and various incomplete words.
A London government clerk from the Ministry of Agriculture fishes the moat around the Jewel Tower at Westminster for trout. In six days he catches 13 rainbow trout while goldfish and heavy security weigh in on the odd project.
Doris Day, fresh off The Pajama Game, shares living tips while touring New York. She favors taking it easy, naps after meals, light exercise, and walking, noting insomnia affects many in show business. She cites Japan’s foot-rest and shoe-lessness customs, and jokes about ice cream and lemon milk as comforts.
A compact reader note reviews influence in leadership and suggests caution about who to follow. It highlights the power of perception, warns against self-serving charisma, and cites Doris Day on insomnia and social advice columns. It also discusses child cruelty signs and marital advice ads seeking 20 cent responses.
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