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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1955
Page
2
A simple home made grab bag project aids cleaning premises by carrying brush debris hay and litter. Materials include canvas fabric heavy thread or cord and optionally broomsticks for rigidity. Cut hemmed canvas form sacks tied with rope handles and use to haul debris across ground or stairs as needed.
A reader challenge scours a mangled graphic with 38 good score target while noting multiple garbled phrases. The prompt ends by listing names Shields, Thornton Thorpe, Thaddeus Thorndike and the line Shields heart throb, Thorpe thrash, Thorndike thrive as rapid aloud narration.
A review of reference works and hobby titles. Highlights include Lefferts' album of uniforms in color plates and Soliista of the American Army by Todd and Kredel, with other new or notable self-help and hobby books such as Magic for Boys, TV Stations, and Easy-to-Build Kitchen Cabinets.
Old sheet bailcloth and light wood strips form simple home built sails for ice and sea boats. Instructions note small gail for beginners, bolt handle to plywood, rounded edges, and trial of shapes and sizes for easy handling in windy conditions.
A quirky page features wordplay and a trick involving a broom, pie tin, water, and an egg. The narrator hints at solving a five plus one letter puzzle to form a common English word, with clues about birds, Greek shops, and ancient professions.
A fragmented crossword style item lists unusual clues and wordplay on numbers counts, ages, counts of limbs and items, with garbled OCR phrases and a mix of questions referencing historical terms and stray letters. The page presents a series of numbered riddles and partial quotes likely intended as a puzzle column.
A fragmentary prompt describes a draw by juniors titled as a dotograph activity from dot 1 to 30, asking for straight lines and neat coloring with pencil or crayon. The text also recalls a cryptic exchange about a girl named Cox and ages, with garbled lines suggesting a puzzle or caption.
A garbled page of biblical clues and wordplay, listing numbered hints for Hebrew terms, place names, measures, and cross references from scripture plus stray phrases and OCR garble. It resembles a religious trivia crossword with scattered answers and partial quotes.
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