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Vintage Old Farmer's Almanac Articles
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1961 |
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1974 |
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1976 |
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1978 Index |
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1979 Index |
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Old Farmer's Almanac has been published continuously since 1792. It has been a favorite of Americans and Canadians, of all walks of life. That hole in the upper left corner is and always has been for placing over a nail in the barn, garage, or workshop wall.
All copyrights are hereby acknowledged.
Old Farmer's Almanac Articles
- Popular Science Puzzlers - 1961
- Old and New Mathematical Puzzles - 1990
- Old and New Mathematical Puzzles - 1989
- Old and New Mathematical Puzzles - 1988
- Old and New Mathematical Puzzles - 1986
- Old and New Mathematical Puzzles - 1985
- Old and New Mathematical Puzzles - 1984
- Rainy Day Amusements - 1984
- Old and New Mathematical Puzzles - 1983
- Old and New Mathematical Puzzles - 1982
- Old and New Mathematical Puzzles - 1981
- Old and New Mathematical Puzzles - 1980
- Old and New Mathematical Puzzles - 1978
- The Man Who Made Gasoline from Water - 1976
- Old and New Mathematical Puzzles - 1976
- Old and New Mathematical Puzzles - 1974
- Math & Logic Puzzles - 1961
- Word Charades and Riddles - 1958
- Old Fashioned Puzzles - 1958
- Word Charades and Riddles - 1956
- Old-Fashioned Puzzles - 1956
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