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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1941
Page
14
A quiz asks 25 questions on food topics with scoring: four points for sub 10 seconds, three for longer. Sample prompts include life’s stuff, misnamed sandwich, hors d oeuvres, consommé, French toast, doughnut nicknames, water content, pickles, peanuts, wheat mush, hardtack, cayenne color, acids in drinks, seed catalogs, plum pudding, dried coconut terms, and bird nest soup.
Eight rats occupy fixed spots in a diagram while you fill empty cells with letters to form words defined as rickety vehicle brotherhood unreasonable unthankful confederated government reduced to submission arouse the anger of government bureau official corn pone hare in welsh rabbit filbert nut date olive plum pousse cafe drink appetizer restaurant cheeses edarn parmesan roquefort allspice spice or mixture porridge food and three famous people sharing last names with foods.
Puzzle clues span many subjects from geography to mythology and language. Answers include rivers, bones, tools, kings, and legendary figures, with several historical and literary references and a few world capitals and ancient sites.
A playful set of brain teasers asks what man must always be successful what keeps functioning even when struck which snake is a great mathematician when does a man rob his wife and what grows larger the more it is contracted.
The puzzle prompts identifying three well-known drinks, each nine letters long, formed by rearranging three letter groups. Correct groups like RCA GEN DEA yield a valid drink. incorrect groupings such as RCA GEN NSH do not. Determine the proper triplets that assemble each beverage name.
Start with IMPERIALS remove one letter to form a valid English word then continue removing letters to produce successive real words until the sequence reads READH I. Each step must yield a legitimate word from the remaining letters.
The Figuring Demon notes a social security number containing each digit 0 through 9 exactly once. It must be the square of a five-digit number whose digits are a permutation of 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. The solution yields a unique self-contained SSN satisfying both conditions.
The text presents a jumble of puzzle lines and cryptic phrases from a page segment. It includes a chemistry trick note about burning sugar with ash acting as a catalyst, and scattered garbled strings that resemble puzzle clues, numbers, and codes. The readable part highlights a neat trick linking chemistry and magic for social display.
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