Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, Jan. 15, 1919 by Various
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same old sharps.
*** "Sensation-mongering" is the public's verdict on the startling report circulated last week that a Civil Servant had been seen running. *** The National Potato Exhibition, it is announced, will in future be held at Birmingham. The League of Political Small Potatoes, on the other hand, has moved its permanent headquarters to Manchester. *** There were 21,457 fewer paupers in London last week compared with the same period in 1915, it is stated. All we can say is, it isn't London's fault. *** A correspondent, writing to a contemporary, thinks it should be illegal for one taxi-driver to talk to another in the streets. It would be interesting under these circumstances to see what happened if two rival cabs collided. *** With reference to the Upper Norwood gentleman who is reported to have arrived home early one night last week, it is not true that he |
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