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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1990
Page
17
Classic southern superstition links black eyed peas to luck on New Year’s Day. The article notes similar food customs in other countries and invites readers to unscramble letters to identify the lucky foods for each nation.
Puzzle item with blanks to fill for definitions. circles yield letters forming a New Year related phrase. The definitions include the coldest season, people we know and like, and a social gathering. the provided garbled text appears to be OCR noise to be ignored.
Judith Ghinger offers Boy Hooray Days for grades 4 to 6 with activities. Aliki presents New Year’s Day for grades 1 to 4 explaining the holiday history and celebrations. Lois Johnson’s Happy New Year Round the World for grades 5 to 7 explores diverse country traditions.
A playful classroom exchange centers on the phrase beans. Students mention beans in family contexts and a pun about adulthood, while the teacher invites more sentences and notes a lighthearted view of growing up.
An illustration of the year’s passage shows an old man signifying last year and a baby symbolizing the new year. A maze begins at the old year and leads players toward the new year in a playful visual cue.
A legal notice fragment presents a word puzzle about using letters from the top of an hourglass to form words of four or more letters that relate to time. Each used letter is struck through, and words are listed as part of a puzzle solution. The prompt notes ten words exist, with one example provided to start.
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