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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1912
Page
3
The puzzle describes an endless chain of complete circles where each link intersects or touches one or more others. No partial link or deception appears. Prizes go to those with the closest correct count if exact figures vary. Patience and accuracy are key to success.
Readers may submit one solution per 50 cent Daily Post or 70 cent Daily and Sunday per month up to a year. Dividends of five to twenty five times the paid amount awarded for winning solutions, prorated by number of submissions and period. Subscriptions by mail should be registered or paid by money order or check.
The table lists prize values up to one year, including cash prizes from 2.80 to 8.40 per duration, and capital prizes of 100 dollars plus multiples of subscription payments. Additional prizes include jewelry, watches, merchandise, umbrellas, and a library set, with values tied to subscription amounts and store advertising.
The document explains a tiered puzzle system to resolve ties, with a second puzzle for tied contestants and a possible third if needed. Substituting cash prizes ensures no division or chance, and subscriber timing hinges on post marks. a final tie leads to equal division.
Time counts for naught in this contest as time solutions register no figure. The first and last answers have equal standing regardless of order. Start counting now and resend if a mistake found. Subscriptions required. money sent after forwarding excluded. Entrants must follow the contest manager rules.
Working pairs may submit one solution for a prize or a pair may submit a solution by another. Prizes go to two persons jointly when a solution is jointly worked. All papers and data used must be preserved for audit if required. Do not SLA papers unless called for. The puzzle manager may appoint a committee to resolve questions and its decision will be final.
The first ten prize winners will also select as many children to receive a Pedamobile. Pedamobiles suit boys or girls under 16. Each child should have a relative or friend place their name in the subscription blank when submitting puzzle solutions.
Read the blank carefully and fill out every portion of it. Write names and addresses plainly. Specially printed blanks will be supplied for applications. No one associated with The Post will be allowed to enter this contest. The entry closes Saturday March 16 1911.
The notice urges subscribers to request mail delivery by mail if residing outside the permanent entry area. If paper is delivered by an agent, instruct the agent to notify The Post to change the address and return the credit slip for time still due. The Post will not be responsible for transfer of credit otherwise.
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