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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1957
Page
5
Instructions describe cutting and tracing puzzles with a Greek cross, right angles, and an octagonal final shape. Readers assemble pieces to form patterns, then compete in friendly contests using cardboard patterns, carbon tracing, envelopes, and colored papers to prize quick completion.
A game assigns ten playing cards in an alternating black and red sequence. Players gaze for five minutes, then recall and list cards in original order. Each correct denomination and position earns one point, highest score wins.
A diagram shows how all English words can be traced within a single letter array using the alphabet 29 octillion combinations and a second design that combines letters with digits 0 through 8. The writer notes the design can encode any word, sentence, or paragraph and hints at its broader use.
A fragmentary puzzle describes a cotton thread wound on an inch spool with thickness one sixty fourth inch and depth one quarter inch. The spool width is one and a half inches. Determine the thread length accurately using volume and geometry relations.
Bill must visit Nos 1 2 3 and 4 from his home in a hilly suburb with odd street directions. Find a route that visits all four houses and returns home without dead-ends or retracing any road.
Riddling verse hints form a hidden title through letters from clues about dark fair horse mare ever now animal cow and night. The final scrambled tail “uvelp yY isemeny” appears as a jumbled tag or credit line to be ignored in solving.
Puzzle page features a Bible clue crossword with references to first and last books, names, and numbers. It includes a Brahms lullaby method for piano, a geography quiz about six letter countries shown by their last three letters, and a note on a King Features Syndicate advertisement.
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