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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1975
Page
7
Riddle style puzzle item list clues describe playful objects and actions. The phrases suggest dog themed or toy items, rideable toys, bouncing toys, flying toys, coloring tools, track toys, and containers for carrying items.
Step by step guide to craft salt dough ornaments. Mix eight cups flour with two cups salt and three cups water, color with food dye, roll and cut shapes, bake at two hundred degrees for fifty minutes per side, then coat with clear varnish and optional enamel paint.
Miscellaneous beverage items and flavor notes appear in a jumbled OCR string. The legible elements reference cocktails, punches, lemonade concentrates, and orange drinks with quantities like 46 oz and 4 60z. The text resembles a damaged catalog snippet with inconsistent spacing and misspellings.
Classroom decorations feature a red white and blue theme for a Bicentennial Christmas tree. A white tree works best while green is acceptable. Craft ideas include a drummer boy using a blue painted clothes pin, red pipe cleaner arms, a golf tee drum, a ball fringe hat, painted face, and a gold string necklace.
Instructions describe drawing a bell on white paper and connecting all parts with yarn. Lay wax paper over the picture, soak yarn in laundry starch, place over, and lay yarn to connect. Let dry, lift from wax paper, add a hook, and hang the ornament on a tree.
A playful collage suggests wrapping gifts using green or white plastic trash bags with green or red yarn, and using funny papers as wrap. It advises tying with red ribbon and wrapping in brown paper or white news print, then decorating with crayons.
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