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Find the 3 things that don’t belong in 1912.
TipOpen one step at a time. The answer always asks twice, so nothing gets spoiled by accident.
1NudgeOpen
Cross off the decoys first. These look modern but were fine in 1912: ice cream cones (1904), the Brownie camera (1900) and the teddy bear (1902).
2CloserOpen
One intruder is the newspaper crossword: first crossword printed 21 Dec 1913, New York World.
Still to find: a swimsuit and a broadcast.
3AnswerAsks twice
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- The newspaper crossword · 1913
- The bikini · 1946
- The comedy hour on the radio · 1920
★Solved it? The story behind the datesContains the answers
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Everything in the document on one timeline. Yellow dots arrived too late.
- 1900The Brownie cameraFine
Kodak Brownie, 1900, sold for $1.Source: Digital Public Library of America - 1902The teddy bearFine
Named after Theodore Roosevelt, 1902.Source: Theodore Roosevelt Center - 1904Ice cream conesFine
Popularized at the 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair.Source: Library of Congress - 1912 · the document is dated here
- 1913The newspaper crosswordNot yet
First crossword printed 21 Dec 1913, New York World.Source: American Crossword Puzzle Tournament - 1920The comedy hour on the radioNot yet
First commercial radio broadcast, KDKA, 2 Nov 1920.Source: Britannica - 1946The bikiniNot yet
Introduced in Paris, 5 Jul 1946.Source: History.com
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