Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, February 12, 1919 by Various
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The salute, says a correspondent, is being reintroduced into the
German Army. Kicking an officer on the parade-ground for other than political reasons is also forbidden. *** The Consumers' Council urge, _inter alia,_ "that the Food Ministry ought to be retained so long as there is any need of food control." This view is regarded as entirely too narrow by officials of the Ministry, who feel that the public is just beginning to love them for themselves alone. *** A sale of ninety specially-selected mules is announced to take place at Tattersall's to-morrow. In the technical language of the live-stock trade a "specially-selected" mule is one which has a clear reach of six feet at either end. *** "The Government must say what it will do," states _The Daily Mail_. Waiting for _The Daily Mail_ to say it first must not be allowed to degenerate into a mere mechanical habit. *** For impersonating a voter a carpenter of Gloucester has just been sentenced to a month's imprisonment. Where he succeeded in obtaining the disguise from is not known. |
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