Scientific American Supplement, No. 598, June 18, 1887 by Various
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17 divided by 4 leaves "1" over; 1 from 3 gives "2;" twice 2 is "4." 83 is 6 dozen and 11, giving 17; plus 2 gives 19, i.e. (dividing by 7), "5." Total 9, i.e., "2." The item for August is "8 from 10," i.e., "2;" so, for September, it is "2 plus 3," i.e., "5." Total 7, i.e., "0," which goes out. 18 gives "4." Answer, "_Thursday_." 1676, _February_ 23. 16 from 18 gives "2." 76 is 6 dozen and 4, giving 10; plus 1 gives 11, i.e., "4." Total "6." The item for February is "3." Total 9, i.e., "2." 23 gives "2." Total "4." Correction for leap year gives "3." Answer, "_Wednesday_." LEWIS CARROLL. * * * * * |
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