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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1959
Page
11
Three riders Abbot Brown and Carlson start together on a three mile circuit. Abbot goes 14 mph Brown 8.8 mph and Carlson 5 mph. When will they be abreast again.
Use perpendicular bisectors of chords to locate the center. Draw two or three chords by marking points on the circle, then connect their midpoints with lines perpendicular to the chords. The intersection of these perpendicular bisectors is the circle’s center. If only a single chord is found, repeat with another chord to get a second bisector and find the intersection.
A short sewing guide shows how to fashion tote bags from cloth and ribbon. Readers can create basic linen totes by hemming edges, folding, and inserting a ribbon drawstring with a safety pin technique.
Puzzle style item listing numerous Bible references and word clues. Clues cover scenes from Exodus, Genesis, Luke, Acts and Revelation, with answers relating to terms like Mount Sinai, Ash Wednesday, and theological phrases.
White sacrifices a man to gain advantage and steers the position toward a forced win in four moves as the board unfolds with strategic sequence. The puzzle emphasizes precise timing and piece activity to secure victory.
A scattered test page presents a series of numeric word problems and riddles. It includes knight's tour instructions, months and dates, counting tasks, and miscellaneous math prompts with playful misprints and garbled text.
A quirky fragment describes Peggy searching for a hidden puppy in a playful hide and seek setup. The text includes teases of connecting dots and coloring a scene, plus a stray line about a deaf guest and host and a garbled dedication.
An apparent expert cites murders undetected by poison rising from 12 percent in 1945 to 21 percent in 1959 to prove difficulty of detection. The piece uses a magic trick to illustrate how statistics can mislead by focusing on flawed interpretation rather than real evidence.
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