Issue No. 087🔥 first paper

The Little Daily — a tiny newspaper with absolutely no news

“A tiny newspaper with absolutely no news.”

Sunday, November 1, 2026Price: one quiet moment

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About this paper

Five short puzzles, free, printed fresh every day.

01

The Missing Word

A headline went to press with a hole in it.

Late edition

GUEST DROPS SLIPPERY BAR OF   BEHIND BATHROOM RADIATOR

  1. Clue 1It becomes steadily smaller every time it is put to work.
02

Word Trail

One letter at a time, please.

Change one letter at a time to get from MILD to REND. A shorter route counts.

MILD
REND

Our correspondent reports

Our correspondent spent forty minutes reviewing a sandwich.

03 · The Daily Code

The presses are still running…

04

Letter Box

How many words are hiding in here?

Build words of 4+ letters. Every word needs the red centre letter.You may use the same letter more than once.Everyday words only — no names, places or brands.

Words found 0 / 5

  • (nothing yet)

5 more to call it a morning.

05

Little Logic

A very small mystery.

Who Let the Canary Out of the Post Office Cage?

The canary was last seen singing somewhere above the high street. Four callers were in the post office, each at one counter, holding one document, and wearing one hat.

Each animal has one entry in each column, and every entry is used exactly once. An animal not named in a clue can still be identified by elimination.

What you're looking forThe Little Daily can confirm: the cage was opened by whoever held the signed ledger.

Frog
Duck
Cat
Mouse

The clues

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Detective's grid

Tap a box: blank → ✓ → × → ?.

× No? Maybe✓ Yes

Frog
Duck
Cat
Mouse
Counter
Posting box
Stamp window
Savings window
Telephone booth
Document
Stamp book
Signed ledger
Parcel slip
Envelope
Hat
Top hat
Cap
Deerstalker
Paper hat

Who opened the cage?

The Little Daily can confirm: the cage was opened by whoever held the signed ledger.

0 of 5 solved · the rest of the paper awaits

From the circulation desk

The Extra Edition

“For readers who somehow still want more.”

More puzzles are coming

Five games were not enough for some of you. Management has reluctantly agreed to print more.

Four extra daily puzzles are currently being set in type. The daily five stay exactly where they are: free, every morning, for everybody.

The first 100 readers to reserve a copy
get the Extra Edition free for life.

No payment today. No commitment.
Just an unnecessarily early place in line.

Management may regret this.