Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, October 3, 1917 by Various
page 41 of 62 (66%)
page 41 of 62 (66%)
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On this autumnal gale
Unto all wayfarers is speaking In praise of rest and ale." Then bless the man who puts a sign Above his wide door's beam, And bless the hop-root, fruit and vine, For still I dream my dream, Where, as the flushing East turns pinker And tardy day begins, I take the road like any tinker And paint the signs of inns. * * * * * "INSTANT DEMAND FOR WARNINGS. "MAYORS OF LONDON MOVING." _Evening News_. They ought to set a better example. * * * * * "Certain people seem to have misread the statement last week that flour would be reduced 1s. 11/2d. that flour would be reduced to 1s. 11/2d. but that that that flour would be reduced to 1s. 111/2d. but that amount or somewhere about it would be taken off the former price."--_Rossendale Free Press_. |
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