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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1969
Page
15
The article details why the moon appears larger near the horizon and presents simple experiments. It suggests explanations from horizon comparison, refraction, and head angle shifts. It invites readers to try viewing the moon from unconventional positions to test perception.
A garbled puzzle page presents letter juggling sentences with blanks to fill using words sharing same letters, plus scattered numeric sequences and misread quoted text. It asks for completing pairs, a number series, and identifying missing letters, all in a playful, puzzle-like format.
A puzzle instructs drawing lines through numbered dots to reveal a Netherlands countryside symbol. Color clues note green and orange segments, hinting at a Dutch field scene. a cryptic verse accompanies the garbled text.
LACKS in a frustrating position in the checker contest at right. White's turn to move first and win in nine plays is the challenge. After five plays, extract the maps and continue the game to the finish.
The line hints at a seven letter thought after a run-in with the law over a faulty parking meter. The missing word likely reflects a feeling of being watched or judged, suggesting the word conscience or suspicion, tied to the idea of accountability and reflection after the encounter.
The article profiles a famed novelist and Nobel laureate born 1867 who studied law at Harrow and Oxford, sailed to the Far East, befriended Joseph Conrad, and wrote The Forsyte Saga under the name John Linjohn early works deemed immature. It notes a 1932 Nobel Prize and hints at a crossword puzzle featuring life facts and literary clues attached to the figure and related names.
A playful prompt invites readers to guess missing colors in a vintage color by number image. It instructs using era or colored pencils, assigns color numbers from Yellow to Brown, and tells participants to fill unnumbered segments blank while alternating contributions if multiple people join.
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