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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1957
Page
11
A fragmented Q A on humility and knowledge learning confidence in youth and adults. The text discusses humility increasing with knowledge and emphasizes trusting young people to learn from mistakes while not condoning them. It touches on alleged hereditary factors and a controversial topic about an idiotic child and birth.
A garbled late night roundup mixes entertainment gossip from New York and Connecticut with references to Doris Day, Marty Meather, Gloria, Suzi, and Pat Boone. It hints at film projects, marriages, agency shifts, and social scene chatter, mentioning notable figures like Gaby Monet, Althea Gibson, and Fernando Lamas while blending pop culture tidbits and faux commentary.
The fragment notes Ammesgta as a waterway source feeding south to the Gulf, north to Hudson Bay, and east to the Atlantic. It cites radios in America growing from 51,090,000 to 140,000,000 in a decade, mentions the 1899 Hague Peace Conference at the urging of Czar Nicholas II, and records a bust of Longfellow in Westminster Abbey’s Poet’s Corner as a unique honor for an American poet.
HAL BOYLE notes readers send odd facts and quips in mailbag items. The column surveys surprising life trivia from walking miles in a lifetime to digits about milk bottle lifespans, tuna, taxes, gadget tricks, and quirky quotes. It captures a slice of midcentury American wit and miscellany.
In a Frank Perkins of Hesten memory, a 61-win hand shows careful bridge play. West leads diamonds, Perkins wins with ace, uses spades and clubs to establish dummy’s discard, ruffs strategically, and aims to maximize trump control for a strong finish.
In a late 1960s match Frank plays a precise spade and diamond sequence after Flo’s dummy enters with the ace of trumps. Frank wins tricks by ruffing the diamond, trumping the last diamond with the dummy, and discarding the queen of clubs or queen of spades, despite fast defense.
A collection of quoted remarks spans weather notes and political commentary. Defense Secretary Wilson comments on defense costs while senators discuss civil rights provisions and filibuster strategy.
A humorous remark notes that being related does not spare people from obnoxious behavior and that strangers would be equally irritating if they acted with the same boldness.
Leo hints at clever social amusements while Virgo emphasizes self method confidence. The brief notes suggest playful curves in leisure and methodical gains tied to personal plans. The tone remains light and period-accurate in a compact astrology snippet.
A fragmented ad lists multiple canned foods and pantry items including butter kernels whole kernel corn gold can varieties, Heinz dill pickles, Hunt's catsup, Libby’s fruit cocktail, Vienna sausage, corned beef hash, potted meat, and various Rancho soups. Prices appear in cents, with little context beyond item names and approximate prices.
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