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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1964
Page
26
A historical puzzle asks how far a rubber ball drops from a 179 foot tower if each bounce reaches one tenth of the previous height before stopping. It also poses a time riddle about minutes past noon relative to one o clock in a quarter hour. The text blends physics with a clock puzzle and garbled foreign letters.
Auntie Bee’s number is a five digit sequence of distinct digits. When the digits are viewed upside down, it forms another number that is 78 633 greater. Determine the original number and its upside down counterpart within the digits that remain valid when inverted.
A jovial old style dot-to-dot activity blends letters numbers and directions. Readers connect dots color the scene and recite quick tongue twisters while the sun shines on shop signs and rugged rocks form playful shapes.
A reader asks when a man may legally marry his sister and when a woman is illegal to write a check on a Wednesday for the following Tuesday. The article explores loopholes and legal constraints in a concise, historically styled inquiry.
Puzzle page fills with biblical clues across apostles, prophets, places and objects. Answers include items like the Gospel author John and a host of ancient names. The grid hides a wordplay challenge tied to scripture references and trivia.
A jumble of phrases and playful questions appears like a puzzle page. The sequence mixes nonsense words with a few coherent lines about a trunk emotional and a boat used to slice bread. The text looks like OCR noise with scattered names and numbers.
A playful maze puzzle scene features two comedians in the center of a colored diagram. Players trace a pencil path from a bottom arrow to a central safety zone while avoiding two stationary cars, with sixty seconds on the clock and rules against crossing lines or starting from the center.
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