Let’s start with the fact that these magazines sometimes had very surprising names. I’m willing to bet that you’ve never heard of a magazine like “Kindly Curse” or “Infernal Mail,” for example.
Since separate humor magazines weren’t published in those distant times, publicists had to place various humorous stories, riddles, and puzzles on the pages of satirical journals.
And here’s one of those tasks that was published in the “Budilnik” magazine in 1905. Look at the picture and answer the question: where is the monkey that disturbed the peace of these parrots?
The task variant, or rather the image itself presented above, has been slightly processed by us to make it more convenient for you to search for the monkey. Below, we will provide the original image from the “Budilnik” magazine that was scanned.
