Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-25
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! 1886. Cross word, by Rose:
| In hinder, and finder, and clnder,
Not in dash, or ctsn. or smash
In hun and cnder d finder,
Not in hash, or flash, or mash
In cinGer and tiuder and hinder,
Not iii sash, or clash, or rash
| In finder or hinder, or cuder,
Not IN gnash, or cash, or spiash
In cinder, and finder, and hinder,
Not in crash, or trash thrash.
An animal found in Madagascar and sometimes
| trained to hunt.
1887. Charade, by Amethyst.
First is whole, I'd have you know;
Last is part of whole also;
Whole is food upon table,
Solve my rode, if you're able
loss. Rhomboid, by Hattie Heath
Across-A genus of serpents; a species Of fish
burnt sugar; classical name; inferred a town in
California: plants. Down Ia n Francisco; Il
Turkish arrow ; one hundred thousand; tree
Scripture name; raises up; Mohsmu edan fast;
an ornament used in Norman architecture lawful
hurled plant abbreviaton; in san Francisco.
1882 Beheading, by Quiz:
An outline is whole, an imperfect idea
Behead, and vessel viii appear;
Behead once more, and design is clear.
1890 Metricalriddle dedicated to Trim
ity), by Augusta Blake:
From a farm.yard select fowl and miss its head,
You will find farm instrument remaining in Its
stead;
Now pluck the tail, the remnant change, upon Ara
rat high
With Noah When the dood was gone rested snug
and dry.
Once more the head and bod mix, the tail leave
oct OF sight,
viii tell what's visible to man though black rs win
ters night.
1901. Puzzle, by Gus;
What French word, descriptive of part of our
country y transmission names that mart in Eu-
glish?
1892 Logogriph, by Conrad Delmar:
If you are lost, you would be this; can YOU not
tell me what is is
When you'll be that, it's strange but true; you
then would this It's nothing new.
Many people this cat pie I'm YOU have,
and SO have Il
But this lives in some crystal bay, but what it
is, will not say.
1898. Progressive half square. by Rose
A letter prefix. meaning with to make.a low
noise ; coal dust; dry measure valley in the
declivity OF hill.
Answers to Correspondents and Correct
Solutions
Rose-l0G0, 1901, 1862, 1907, 1869, 1910,
1912. 1913, 1914, 1913, 1876. l0G5.
Gus-l073 1875.
Evelyn-Glad to hear from you again
1910, 1913 mol, 1915 (no).
Utah-l062, 1910 (nol, 1911, 1912, 1913,
1914, 1877.
f. NJ. S-l0S3 twrong). He says
Nothing 50 active and as ply;
None more pained than he mat errs
Surely the D. is the gamer hereby.
Now, Rose, get IN the chair,
Just a moment courage,
No pan-buzz.
He adds that he never referred to Rose
as very young person. He supposed
Amy to be, and that young persons some-
times dropped letters or syllables. 1.-The
@. H. saw that 1 had given Amy credit
for one of your puzzles and rightly made
the correction. But | am always ready to
correct an error myself, and now say to
all that Rose is not very young per-
son. take pleasure in saying that you
may soon attain the felicity sought by all
cur lady tanglers-that of being Young
| again" F. NJ. S. has fallen in this last
lire into an amusing error, that none will
enjoy more keenly than Rose and those
who know her.l
Silver King-lO67, 1859, .l07l, 1912,
1913, 1914
Hattie Heath-l062, 1870, 1918. CsI
think have found what could be found
never, and call the charade-for its au-
thor-quite clever. y 1919, 1850, 1851 (no},
1883, 1854, 1885. II. Il. thinks Silver Kings
geographical puzzles not fair. She crit
icises 1859 as faulty and the word as abso-
lete, but adds that it was good word for
a common.sense puzzle, as para is a
coin, and hollis " meteor, etc.
F. NJ S.-l06S, 1869, 1911, 1912. 1913,
1914, 1916, 1918 1919, 1850, 1852, 1888
E. c. docs. 1869 I'm part), 1911,
1912, 1914 1916, 1850, 1882, 1885 (nearly)