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Nina Zumel shares the following puzzle from the December 1908 issue of The Strand Magazine:
100 bushes of corn are distributed to 100 people such that every man receives 3 bushels, every woman 2 bushels, and every child 1/2 a bushel. How many men, women, and children are there?
Check out some of the background and how to solve it here.
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