The Archive · 1936

SOLUTION OF LAST WEEK'S PUZZLES

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Hf, as T hear, Mr. Weston Is about to tindertake some more of his walking matches in London, there are one oF {wo suggestions to be made which may be" worth somebody's notice. A great deal" of Br. Weston's success appears be due to the observance of precau~ Hons "which pedestrians tu general would do well to note, and which his rivals omit." He wears low-heeled boots, brosd at the toes as at any part of the foot, opening in front low dawn the Inctep. As soon ax the feet grow and pours some whiskey boots through a funnel, when warm salt for "about" seven minutes, gently dried with a soft cloth, and then whiskey 1s poured over them and allowed to dry. Meanwhile he ests on a couch arranged so. that the body fg flexed and both feet and head are hffh, and his limbs are shampooed. His feeding is cared for by attendants Stationed in a ttle Wut at the corner of the course, who on a signal bring Bim as he passes a great variety of! rourlshment—beet tea very hot or cold (Gccording as he feels hungry exhausted) cold "tea, "oranges, grapes and oatmeal gruel. iis. diet and his Fest are cared for on an elaborately artistic. system. (Nor must "his antee fonists leave out of account the elixir coes, of which Sir Robert Chrstison speaks in terms ce highly culogistle at Being" capable of affording immense slaying power on long walks, entirely corroborating the accounts given Fopplg,. Tschudi, Clements, © Markam fond oihers of extraordinary feats of endurance which the Bolivian natives Perform with Its assistance—"World."

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