An Extraordinary List of Prizes for the Winners of the Big Contest
The long puzzle describes counting how many times the phrase The Washington Post can be formed from mixed letters in a chart. It emphasizes using each letter once, regardless of case, and notes leftovers are inevitable. The puzzle offers prizes for the best and second-best solutions with a cryptic trailing code.
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Prize Estimate Contest Rules for Daily Post Subscriptions
The Daily Post offers one estimate per 50 cents for subscriptions or two per 70 cents for both Daily and Sunday papers. Estimates require payment and cannot be changed once submitted. Prizes depend on tie outcomes, with additional puzzles published only if tied. Cash or equal prizes awarded by accuracy across second or third puzzles.
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Prize list for largest contest with many cash and goods prizes
A long prize list announces 1st to 58th prizes with amounts from 300 to 60 and numerous goods including watches, furniture, phonograph, sewing machine, and more. Jury entries must be sent with coupons, receipts issued, and address changes noted. readers urged to submit estimates and keep paper subscriptions.
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