This table organizes the newspaper pieces.

Piece 1 Front
Piece 1 Front

Piece 1 Back
Piece 1 Back
Piece 2 Front
Piece 2 Front
Piece 2 Back
Piece 2 Back
Piece 3 Front
Piece 3 Front
Piece 3 Back
Piece 3 Back
Piece 4 Front
Piece 4 Front
Piece 4 Back
Piece 4 Back
Piece 5 Front
Piece 5 Front
Piece 5 Back
Piece 5 Back
Piece 6 Front
Piece 6 Front
Piece 6 Back
Piece 6 Back
Piece 7 Front
Piece 7 Front
Piece 7 Back
Piece 7 Back
Piece 8 Front
Piece 8 Front
Piece 8 Back
Piece 8 Back
Piece 9 Front
Piece 9 Front
Piece 9 Back
Piece 9 Back
Piece 10 Front
Piece 10 Front
Piece 10 Back
Piece 10 Back
Piece 11 Front
Piece 11 Front
Piece 11 Back
Piece 11 Back
Piece 12 Front
Piece 12 Front
Piece 12 Back
Piece 12 Back
There is no Piece 13.
Piece 14 Front
Piece 14 Front
Piece 14 Back
Piece 14 Back
Piece 15 Front
Piece 15 Front
Piece 15 Back
Piece 15 Back
Piece 16 Front
Piece 16 Front
Piece 16 Back
Piece 16 Back
Piece 17 Front
Piece 17 Front
Piece 17 Back
Piece 17 Back
Piece 18 Front
Piece 18 Front
Piece 18 Back
Piece 18 Back
Piece 19 Front
Piece 19 Front
Piece 19 Back
Piece 19 Back
Piece 20 Front
Piece 20 Front
Piece 20 Back
Piece 20 Back
Piece 21 Front
Piece 21 Front
Piece 21 Back
Piece 21 Back
Piece 22 Front
Piece 22 Front
Piece 22 Back
Piece 22 Back
Piece 23 Front
Piece 23 Front
Piece 23 Back
Piece 23 Back

If you are interested, Robert Brown, my colleague, worked a bit on developing a jig-saw puzzle effect with some of the pieces. Try our small puzzle.