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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1954
Page
4
A census riddle asks Mrs Jones about her 15 children born 18 months apart. The oldest Joan refuses to state her age but admits she is seven times older than the youngest Jackie. Determine Joan age from the given relation and sequence.
Instructions guide young readers to connect numbered dots in sequence. When a dot shows multiple numbers, use the dot for both. After completing the line, color the drawing.
The article describes a simple tool rack to organize common home workshop items. It suggests using scrap lumber or plywood to build a rack with shelves and pegs for items like a hammer, screwdriver, pliers, and wrenches, and notes the plan can be altered for additional tools.
A party trick proposes six books or magazines laid on the floor to form a face with two eyes a nose two ears and a mouth. Guests identify the chosen book by touch signals from confederates then a word ending in Q is challenged as the only English terminal letter. A wheelbarrow owner uses large painted letters on a tool to remind borrowers to return it.
A cluttered puzzle page presents Bible questions and cross clues including references to Acts 10 and 2 Kings 10 28. It lists biblical cities garments ruminants and various wordplay prompts with answers hinted in brief clues.
In the column it is hinted that White wins in five moves despite Black’s solid defense. The text suggests White’s first move initiates a short forced sequence, revealing a tactical pattern and decisive attack. The fragment notes White’s deadly aim and strategic planning.
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