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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1955
Page
17
The article describes a method to cut dolls from newsprint and assemble parts. Basic components are two tubes for body and arms, a dampened paper head formed into an egg shape, and string to secure the head. Dress and accessories are made from scraps, with color finishing to complete the look.
A stream of puzzle prompts and wordplay appears, inviting readers to test balance against a wall, bend to pick up objects without moving feet, and solve entry permutations where three men must enter five doors without sharing a door. The page also weaves in cryptogram quotes and a list of notable names to fill blanks, plus a cryptic June thought from Longfellow and a rapid fire tongue test.
A collection of chessboard style number puzzles and digit replacement games. Readers face a 10 by 10 magic square with even numbers, a divisibility by 7 digits problem, and a thirteen digit missing figure puzzle. The column includes a multiplication challenge using given figures to complete the equation.
Puzzle prompt describes a maze with multiple exit routes. Count numbers as you move from X to the exit at the bottom. The correct route yields a total less than 50. if the total is 50 or more, restart. No retracing steps or crossing lines.
A garbled notice touts daring acts at Bugle Bros circus with a call to see Hamboneys perform. It pivots to hobbyist reading picks: Color Photography by Joe Costa, Soft-billed Birds by Carl Naether, and The Perennial Garden by Montague Free, noting formats and prices.
A fragmented puzzle page asks to solve colorgraph clues by filling empty spaces with letters to form short words. It ponders a rumor spread where two people each tell two friends in 15 minutes, doubling each round, asking how many know the rumor after 90 minutes while including various riddle fragments and colored diagram instructions.
A playful instruction piece invites kids to complete a dot-to-dot drawing by linking dots 1 through 28 in order, using a dot shared when two numbers appear at one location. The activity ends with coloring the completed scene, encouraging creativity and careful attention to the missing picture.
A fragment puzzle lists numerous Bible based clues across horizontal and vertical entries. It references Old and New Testament books, characters, numbers, and terms, inviting readers to fill answers like obscure names, places, and verse references from Bible scripture.
White holds a six to four advantage and wins in six moves with White moving first and surrounding Black pieces in a test game. The fragment references Fee FUGA 90 18 NPBA and a string of scattered names and codes ending with random letters.
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