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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1954
Page
6
Construction notes describe a two unit pine cabinet for records with dimensions 36 tall by 86 wide at base and 18 at top, 15 deep, using 16x34 panels and 1x47 moulding. Includes center shell with dividers, base section, and a top piece attached last. Instructions cover assembly, finishing, and potential hidden word puzzle embedded in the text.
Madder climbs a ladder in a word problem. He goes up four, down seven, up ten, then down seven, up three, and down ten. He ends with his feet on the ground. The rungs counted give Madders ladder a final total of four rungs.
Tiny boomerangs are presented as both scientific tools and amusing toys. Instructions show cutting designs, mounting on sturdy cardboard, holding a board, raising the front, placing a boomerang so an edge protrudes, and tapping sharply to watch it sail and return.
The reader is guided to compare numbers and use division to relate a value greater than 36 to a smaller one. It cautions not to rush to conclusions and suggests finding a method by dividing the difference between two given numbers to reach the solution.
Puzzle items include biblical verse hints and wordplay like Absalom, Samuel anointing David, nautical direction, facial disguises, and a list of terms across 64 clues. The page weaves scripture references with matching answers in a comic crossword style.
A puzzle asks how to arrange four regions in a quilt design using only three colors red yellow blue so that no adjacent regions share a color. It suggests using crayons or initials with a pencil if colors are unavailable and mentions a dead and living question amid garbled text.
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