Language Mix-Up on Ocean Liner Puzzle Solved
An Englishman, a German, a Frenchman and a Spaniard each received radiograms in their own language that were mixed. No one could read his own message, and two men met but could not help each other. The scenario allows determining who received which message based on language understanding. Additional notes mention Minneapolis history and Japan planning an office in Panama.
Crossword Puzzle With Clues From Many Topics
A dense crossword puzzle listing numerous clues across subjects including food items animal terms tools places and abstract concepts. The grid references various linguistic forms from different languages and eras with several cryptic style hints and cross-referenced answers.
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John F. Dille Co
Minneapolis
Old St. Anthony
Northwest Territory
Japan
Ofiini
Panama
Ope
Lai
Tm Reg UK
Parkin
PaPpy
By AL Capp
THE
An’thass
Aires
New York
Prof
J. D. Flint
Aellg, AR
de Smythe
Joe Jinks
Dynamite Dunn
Yey
Joe Williams
Gus
Este
Ine
Ower
Mary
T_ DE SMYTHE
Jimmy Kelly
Mm Yast
Chaauffeure
Cooussia
Tjouda
MiSs Mary
Tans - Sale
MR. DE
By Vic Forsythe
Joe
Graveyard
DYNAM
Frankie Doodle
By Ben Batskord
Frankie
Rient
Quer
Fritzi Ritz
By Ernie Bushmiller
Fritzi
Erne
Ella Clnders
Furl
Pont Henley
Sik Bay
Mickey Finn
Lulu
MR. Goldman
Mickey
BY Bill Conselman
Charlie Plumb
Belmore
Conrad Belmore
Kitty
Roy Powers
Eagle Scout
Clark Dillon
By Lane Leonard
Bosskleeg
Pat O'Brien
Boy Scouts of America
By Paul Powell
Clark
BY George Marcoux
By Lars Morris
Philadelphia
Sheara
Great Lake
Fis