it a red pepper to pick to pieces.
Let it out of its cage to climb about an hour or more every morning. A
parrot can not be healthy without some exercise.
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GEORGE F.--Directions for "Model Yacht Building" were given in YOUNG
PEOPLE No. 23.
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F. H. L.--Any hardware merchant will send to New York city for a
catalogue of toy steam-engines for you, which will give you full
information in regard to styles, prices, and how and where the engine
you require can be obtained.
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FRED H. H.--You can purchase turtles at any store where gold-fish and
materials for an aquarium are sold. They will cost you very little--ten
or fifteen cents apiece, perhaps, for small ones. If you are going to
the country, you can catch plenty of them yourself. By reading former
numbers of Our Post-office Box you will find many directions for the
care of turtles. A water turtle needs clean water, and also stones to
climb up on.
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Flavors are acknowledged from Anna Stuart, John Parr, Lulu A. Sacchi,
Helen E. H., Ed. Walshe, Edith Haigh, Blanche C., H. Krause, Fannie
L. D., Eddie A. Leet.
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Correct answers to puzzles are received from Joseph Roome, Philip E.
Ide, William I. Coleman, Harry Louis, May L. Davis, R. H. King, W.
Fowler, J. H. Shaw, Otis L. How, John W., Harry E. Furber, George W.
Raymond, W. Callaghan, Leon Munroe, Beryl Abbott, Willie Miner, Eddie
Wheeler, H. M. P., Helen W. Dean, Howard Rathbone, Daisy Violet, Paul
Sterling, F. and B. Haigh, M. C. Stryker, Winnie Waldron, George
Francis, Carrie and Cora, Wilfred H. Warner, Lucie Ruprecht, H. H.
Gottleben, Lillian Clark, Minnie Lewis, Eddie S. Hequembourg, G.
Volckhausen, Alfred Jaquith, A. H. Ellard, Nannie S. S., Hallie S.
Morgan, Jessie and Gertie Evans.
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PUZZLES FROM YOUNG CONTRIBUTORS.
No. 1.
NUMERICAL CHARADE.
I am composed of 16 letters.
My 11, 8, 15, 5 is used in winter.
My 7, 12, 9, 2, 8 is found on the sea-shore.
My 1, 3, 14, 6, 10 is a flock of birds.
My 2, 3, 5, 15 is a vein of metal.
My 1, 16, 13, 4, 5 is floating vapor.
My whole was a noted British admiral.
"TOUT OU RIEN."
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No. 2.
WORD SQUARE.
First, a division of time. Second, a girl's name.
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