Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, Jan. 8, 1919 by Various
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page 5 of 53 (09%)
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Traditions in Scotland die hard. We gather that it is stili considered unlucky for a red-headed burglar to cross a Scottish threshold on New Year's Eve. *** A man at Berne has recently confessed to a murder he committed twenty-one years ago. This is what comes of memory-training. *** It is reported that TROTSKY has been ordered by his doctor to take a complete rest. He has therefore decided not to have any more revolutions for the present. Orders however will be executed in rotation. *** Credit where credit is due. A woman fined at Wood Green Police Court said her name was JOLLY and she had been having a "jollification," yet the magistrate refrained from comment. *** "Where was the Poet Laureate during the visit of President Wilson?" asks a correspondent in a contemporary. We do not share this curiosity. *** |
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