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Trivia Bits About Puzzles
Jigsaw puzzles first were educational toys for rich children, then they were hobbies for rich adults, and in 1908 jigsaw puzzles became a craze that swept across America, available to both the rich and the poor. In the Great Depression, puzzles were one of the affordable family entertainments, and in 1991 jigsaw puzzles went 3-D.
Think carefully before attempting some of the jigsaw puzzles of today, such as the 750 - piece borderless puzzle with an extra five puzzle pieces that don't fit anywhere in the puzzle.
Information taken from Uncle John's Biggest Ever Bathroom Reader
Reprinted with Permission from the
Bathroom Readers' Institute
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