Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 142, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 October 1930 — Page 13
OCT. 23, 1930.
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A Fascinating Game-Pair the Twins!
s 2s' on Second Prize — $ 10 00 Third Prize —20 One Dollar Prizes The First Pictures Appear in Today’s Times Read the Details on Page One
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You may or may not be an expert in the study of faces, but undoubtedly you realize that in the numerous contacts of business and social life the ability to analyze and remember faces is of tremendous importance and value. $ For sometimes The Indianapolis Times has been collectingpictures of twins with a view to publishing them as an interesting study in facial resemblances. Before printing them in pairs The Times hit on the idea of printing them separate so that the readers may test their skill. This thing that the scientists call physiognomy is absorbingly interesting, too, and it is because it is so interesting to so many thousands of people that The Times announces this plan to its readers. This will be an interesting, entertaining and profitable recreation for fall evenings. All you have to do is to watch the columns of The Indianapolis Times daily over a period of twenty days; clip out the pictures that will appear each day; match the pictures correctly in pairs and send them in to The Times Twin Contest Editor with your name and address attached. Beginning Thursday, October 23rd, until November 14th these pictures will appear in The Times. These pictures will be of some person who is a twin and who lives in Indianapolis or the surrounding territory. You may know, personally, one or more of these sets of twins whose pictures will appear. If so the game will be that much easier for you, but there will be others whom you do not know and here skill and careful scrutiny must be brought into action. Read the rules carefully and be sure you understand them.
Pair the Twins and Win a Prize!
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How To Try for a Prize! Clip the pictures of the twins as they appear daily in The Times starting today. These pictures will be published each day until Nov. 14, when the last of the fifty pictures will appear. Match the twin pictures into pairs as correctly as you can and send your solution to reach the office of The Indianapolis Times, not later than 6:00 P. M. Saturday, Nov. 22. The prizes will be awarded as soon after Nov. 22 as it is possible for the judges to go over the entries and determine the winners. The prizes will be awarded to the persons who match up the largest number of tw T in pictures correctly. In case of a tie between any contestants, the neatness of form in which the entries are submitted will be a deciding factor. All contestants must send one new Times subscription w T ith their solution in order to qualify. This subscription must come from some person who has not been a Times subscriber for the past thirty days, and who will agree to subscribe for not less than thirteen weeks. Do not collect any money if your subscription is to be delivered by carrier. If paper is to be sent by mail, collect SI.OO, which is the mail rate in Indiana for thirteen weeks, and send it in with your reply. Be sure to attach your name and address, plainly written, to your contest entry. No employe of The Indianapolis Times or member of his family is eligible to participate in the contest.
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