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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1954
Page
2
A mixed page item discusses parallelogram properties and a Valentine party game using hearts and strings for teams. It includes a cryptogram puzzle, double-letter clues, and scattered historical snippets from 1942 with decoding hints and wordplay.
A playful home craft describes cutting two labeled paper sections from a drawing, then gluing or taping them onto cardboard and trimming to shape to create a simple toy. The item emphasizes simple odds and ends reuse for a quick, selfmade amusement.
Riddling puzzle prompts to add S to base words to form new meanings. Clues include competent, uniform, murder, writing necessity, measure of length, yielding val uable furs, lucky numbers, art, basins, facial expressions. Garbled trailing text remains unreadable.
An old newspaper column blends brainteasers with a DIY feature. It asks readers to identify famous lovers from clues and offers a simple, sturdy workbench construction guide with step by step material lists and cutting plans. The page mixes riddles, wordplay, and a home project for fathers and sons.
Seven residents Cocker Peke Pug Pom St Bernard Bloodhound Mastiff own dogs not matching names. Clues yield mapping: Mastiff owner grooms fiancee. St Bernard owner is Pom’s wife sister husband. Peke’s owner equals St Bernard dog’s human namesake. Cocker dog’s namesake owned by Mastiff’s owner’s human namesake. only bachelors Peke and Pug. three dogs much larger than namesakes. solve to assign each breed to owner with cross references.
A reader puzzle page lists questions on anniversaries, mathematics, wordplay and word riddles. It includes clues about anniversaries of America’s discovery, population estimates, wordplay on months and dates, and references to Odd Fellows and presidential inaugurals, all in a fragmented text layout.
A playful Valentine item hints at a doodle challenge with color coded marks and a classic riddle. The page mentions a question about something heard and caught but never seen and references a related answer shown elsewhere in the paper.
A mixed list of Bible related clues and definitions appears as a quiz style card. It includes questions on books, people, numbers, and objects from scripture with various clue formats and answers implied by the prompt.
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