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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1957
Page
12
A sample from a decades old paper describes a teen party shoe-matching game where girls remove shoes and boys guess owners behind a sheet, plus a math puzzle about syrup cans, box capacities, and a set of quick problems.
A 1920s newspaper puzzle page features clock oddities and a wordless device origin in Philadelphia apothecary shops. It includes a cross-number puzzle with multiple clues about numbers, time, and a farmer's cow and calf cost problem.
The text presents drawing steps for egg shaped portraits and an age puzzle where Amy’s age plus her weight equals six times her age, with her age under 30. It also contains a vocabulary game transforming words by adding a single letter and rearranging letters.
A Eugene Sheffer crossword puzzle page presents a dense set of horizontal and vertical clues drawn from biblical and general knowledge. The grid includes references to Genesis, Chronicles, Luke, Nehemiah, Acts, and Corinthians, with multiple cross-referenced entries and dates indicating a 1957 King Features Syndicate publication.
A quirky challenge features Dolly Dragondale calling readers to trace a continuous path through 25 dots and return to the start. The activity invites steady hands and quick thinking as a playful witch’s cauldron craft.
A puzzle asks contestants to draw a single continuous line around six rings with at most nine right angle turns starting from A. Ten straight segments and nine turns form the limit, and the line may pass the dotted path multiple times to surround each ring without lifting the pencil.
Puzzle text explains restoring missing letters in skeleton key words. Letters shown in diagrams are placed below to fill blanks across and down. After filling, trial letters form short words in the lower diagram rows. each vertical column uses the same letter.
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