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ANSWERS TO PUZZLES

THE CROSSWOOD CLOWN, Across. 1. Fig. 18. Cast 4, Canoe 19, Sheet 6 Warfare 20. So 8. Marmalade 22. Hither 10. &. G. 93. Norfolk ll. Ba 29. Firpo 12. Solutions 30. Poe 17. Snag Down ) . 1. Farm 44. Ugh | 2 Enfant 15. Yee 3. Goak 16. Oat 4, Car 21, On 5. Era 22. OLB, 6. Wagon 24. OF 7. Edens 25. Rip 8. Messrs 96. Fro 9, Easter 27. Ope 13. Las 28. Lo A HIDDEN COUNTRY. The hidden country is ENGLAND, ‘Letters 1, ‘2, 7 make END. Letters 3, 4, 5, 7 make GLAD, Letters 6, 2, 8, 1, 4 make ANGEIn Letters 4, 5, 6, 7 make LAND. A SENSELESS SENTENCE. Tf "is" is not ‘‘is," and Gs not’? is : "is, " what is it "is not" is, and what i5 it "is"? is not, if ‘"‘is not" is is ‘is? ? This. is the ‘sentence with all thé proper punctuation marks. Who though of the right ones? HIDDEN RIVERS. The twelve hidden rivers are: 1. Rhine 7. Weser 2. Loire 8. Rhone 3.. Tacus 9. Meuse 4, Moselle 10. Dnieper 5. Dniester Jl. Severn 6. Tiber 12. Medway RIDDLES. What is the most awkward time fow a train to start ?-12.50,. because it is tem to one if you catch it! Why could Eve never take measles = Because she’d Adam. Why is the letter A like noon ?--Bee cause it is in the middle of DAY. Why is Z like a cage of monkcys 2: Because it is io be found in the Zoo. HIDDEN TRADES. Rearrange the letters in the following short sentences and words to make seven different well-known trades. 1. Breais. 2. I cut one ear. I start one. It cost bacon. Ladders. Sai or 1. . Shake more.

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Radio Record, Volume I, Issue 19, 25 November 1927, Page 15

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ANSWERS TO PUZZLES Radio Record, Volume I, Issue 19, 25 November 1927, Page 15

ANSWERS TO PUZZLES Radio Record, Volume I, Issue 19, 25 November 1927, Page 15

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