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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1948

Page

7

ASK ME ANOTHER A General Quiz

The questions cover dates seating capacity and historic figures. Topics include punctuation meaning date signs and the Colosseum capacity. It asks about a paid ballplayer in league baseball history and identifies a Tellurian as a planet inhabitant.

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Answers Quiz Items Count From 80s Baseball Salary Record

The list provides trivia items with numbers and named facts such as 14, 6 wooden matches, three penny box matches, and five book matches. It notes Bob Feller earning $87,000 and Babe Ruth’s old record of $80,000. Other items reference the earth, Sinbad, Vermont, and a snow melting remark.

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Blonde With Her Crown Of Glory Tops Em All

A blonde averages 150000 hairs on her head while a redhead generally has about 5000. Brunettes range from 80000 to 130000. Both sexes show heavy pigment in skin with orange yellow green red indigo violet and blue tones. Scientists say blondes are more yellow than brunettes and redheads blend colors more evenly.

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Needle aids for the blind lets the visually impaired thread by touch

A new sewing needle designed for blind users allows threading by touch in less time than it takes a sighted person to thread a regular needle. The device enables independent sewing without assistance or charge.

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