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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1954
Page
4
Clippetty Clop ecard revival invites participants to fold paper and cut to create humorous silhouettes. Readable examples by Suzanne Green Dane Wiebrugge Ralph Holien Beck and Harold Kaufmann showcase witty figures and shapes from a long folk craft revived for fun.
A color shaded drawing hides a nursery tale heroine. Follow the color key water blue yellow green orange pink and bright red to reveal the single complete square and identify the scene’s central figure. A watch shows seven forty five. shifting the dial five minutes changes the time to eight o clock.
Instructions describe trimming and mounting a pine or poplar frame with card stock and tape, mounting a photo from the side, and wiring. It then poses arithmetic riddles: cutting a piece into lengths, three figures by four equals five, fish length puzzle, and counting twins.
Puzzle by D bh Woodman asks to trace a dashed vertical bar crossing lines a number of times and then end with a well known musical symbol denoting something higher than lower. Solution hinted elsewhere on page. Trial and error leads to the answer.
Instructions describe making yarn girl and boy dolls from short strands, tying knots, creating a coat loop, and trimming ends. It also outlines toy parachute with a handkerchief, weight release method, and safe open-field practice, plus a doodle activity with dot-to-dot drawing and guessing breeds, ending with a note on double trouble word games.
A dense puzzle page lists horizontal and vertical clues on topics from Old and New Testament books to names, places, and biblical terms. It includes questions about Paul, Job, Jezebel, Abraham, and other figures, plus numbers and abbreviations typical of a syndicated crossword from a mid twentieth century religious source.
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