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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1941
Page
14
A word puzzle asks solvers to find words containing MAN in a fixed position that match definitions such as directing one, freeing from bondage, staying on topic, long duration, lacking humanity, craving, a domestic helper, and everyone. The solution requires changing one letter at a time while preserving word order, with two words at the end sharing meaning, one in a foreign language.
A Pittsburgh fog ident puzzle asks to use initials of two object names and final letters of the other two. The four letters form a single four letter word, not common, as the answer to a pictorial riddle.
A puzzle asks which of three designs can be drawn in one continuous stroke without lifting the pencil or retracing. It notes the rightmost design is claimed as Mohammed's sign manual traced in sand, the left one a Mayan temple symbol with undetermined meaning.
Father must split seven $10 bills seven $5 bills and seven 50 cent IOUs so each daughter gets seven items total and equal spending. Determine distribution so all three receive identical money value and item counts despite nontransferable IOUs.
A quiz honors American history with 25 questions about the Fourth of July. Players earn four points for quick answers and three points for slower responses. It asks about celebration reach across states and territories, the origin city for major anniversaries, and John Hancock s role as the first signer of the Declaration of Independence.
A Q and A style set asks which Continental Congress adopted the Declaration, where the 1921 Declaration moved, Betsy Ross’ source for the flag, if July 4 is a holiday, born composer in 1832, which anniversary prompted France to present the Statue of Liberty, why the Liberty Bell cracked, and whether inscriptions and symbols on the flag reflect its history. It also covers the 1788 Philadelphia festivities, the highest masonry cornerstone laid July 4 1850, signers who became presidents, patriotic songs, national emblem, stripes, flag colors meaning, night day flag duties, self evident truths, flag salute guns, presidents born on July 4, upside‑down flag conditions, the grave of the Star Spangled Banner author, and the largest U S national cemetery.
A garbled OCR puzzle page presents a jumble of letters numbers and brackets with fragments like SE JO 8303 and INCA punorE sAurs eqeAOUIaL OF claiming to list puzzles solutions or notices. It reads as fragmented itemized lines rather than coherent prose with several embedded proper nouns and potential references but no clear solvable content or complete items.
A lengthy list of crossword style clues includes questions on geography history science and language. It features numbered items with varied topics such as Irish counties Massachusetts witch trials England’s foreign minister and classic literature questions, interspersed with spelling and vocabulary prompts.
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