Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 206, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 December 1925 — Page 16

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Puzzle a Day

A poultry dealer of southwestern Ohio, on surveying his coops after Christmas, found that he had sold all his turkeys and ducks, and all his chickens coops of geese were almost full. No one seemed to want them, so he decided to sell them to private individuals. The first day he sold half of the geese and one half a goose. The second flay he sold a third of the remainder and a third of a goose. The third day he sold a quarter of those left and a quarter of a goose. During the last few days before New Year he sold one-fifth of the balance and one-fifth of a goose. He returned one more than he sold on-ihe second day to their coops. If every customer received a whole goose, how many had he in the first instance? Last puzzle answer:

B + +

The drawing illustrates the words “Basketball Season.” That sport is most popular at the college, during the winter months. B plus mask plus feet plus balls plus ea plus son plus ale less female equals Bmaskfeetballseasonale less female equals Basketballseason. By separating these letters you get “Basketball Season.” smokeT but NO FIRE When there is an odor of smoke there should be smoke and when there is smoke there should be a fire, but nevertheless firemen who answered a fire call to the Denison, Ohio and Pennsylvania Sts., early today failed to find any trace of fire. Fire Chief John .T. O'Brien said the alarm was sent in when someone smelled smoke. Tired? No Pep? Just Dragging Along? Do you got out of bod in the morning, fired, listless, beaten before the day slartsV Whnt chance have you to enjoy life until you correct that condition V Vlunn starts the whble machinery to working as It should—acts on torpid liver, sluggish kidneys, lazy bowels. Almost before you realize it, you begin to walk along with anew swing—full of vigor, able lo eat, sleep, laugh and really live. It, has taken thousands out of bed mid piij them on their feet. Will von give It a chance? VIUNA The vegetable regulator

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the Athenaeum tonight summed up the evening’s program. More than 500 city employes are expected to attend the gathering, where Mayor Shank will preside for the last time over his official family.

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