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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1954
Page
19
Young readers are invited to make a cat and mouse themed clothes rack. Step by step instructions cover materials such as a curtain rod or hand rail, plywood pieces, nails, glue, sandpaper and paint. The design features a base, a central pole, and cat and mouse cutouts mounted on opposite sides for a playful morning clothes organization aid.
A playful piece explains a color sensing trick where a person fingers a hidden crayon, rubs a nail to pick up color, glances, then accurately describes the color. It outlines steps to demonstrate muted vision and tactile color perception with a crayon behind the back.
A compact plan explains making a bath room clothes dryer using wood dowels hooks and clamps. Materials include wood pieces dowels glue nails rubber strips and waterproof glue. The design features a pivoting bar adjustable width and protective rubber ends with improvised hooks from pipe clamps metal straps or wooden coat hangers.
A dense old puzzle page offers a word alchemy challenge with biblical terms and cross references. It lists numerous clues across horizontal and vertical sections, plus notes on letter rearrangement and strategy hints for a game scenario.
A whimsical set of math puzzles and wordplay prompts, including perimeter and posting problems, coded phrases, and a playful instruction on lighting a match under a glass. Contains multiple riddle-style items and a curious social suggestion about underwater imagination.
A prompt asks how many Emgush words ending with mb one can recall, noting there are over 25. It suggests testing self with pencil and paper, and provides a garbled list of words and quotes to challenge memory.
A fragmentary item describes Grandpa Turkey preparing for a Thanksgiving trip on summer vacations. Instructions show cutting out a body and extra legs from stiff paper to assemble a walking toy, with guidance to color him and test his movement on rough surfaces. The piece also notes quirky lines about Sarah and Sally, plus other brief name phrases.
Dotograph asks to draw a continuous line from dot to dot to reveal an object held by a young man. The text also presents a math puzzle: YECIL and Cymi bought 48 LU sheep for a total of S164. Each paid for each sheep as many dollars as the number of sheep he bought. Determine how many each bought.
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