Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, September 19, 1917 by Various
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We hope that the culprit has responded to the universal appeals in the
newspapers which urged him to put the clock back on Sunday last. *** An Englishwoman living in the East has a servant-girl who, when told about the War, remarked, "What war?" Another snub for the KAISER. *** "A Vegetarian" writes to accuse Lord RHONDDA of reducing the price of meat on purpose. *** Tube fares are to be raised. An alternative project of issuing special tickets, entitling the holder to standing room, was reluctantly abandoned. *** The Thames, says a contemporary, has come into its own again as a holiday resort. Many riparian owners, on the other hand, are complaining that it has come into theirs. *** A trades union of undertakers' mutes has been formed. Their first act, it is believed, will be to strike for a fifty-year life. |
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