Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, August 15, 1917 by Various
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the canteen sergeant was the man to do it. He sent in a proper formal
application to the regimental powers, requesting that increased feline rations be ordered as "subsistence for Canteen Skilly and family of five." Time passed, and--let this be read and remembered by all carping critics who accuse our army of want of method and business sense--in due course the application was returned, properly entered, checked, signed and counter-signed. The verdict run thus: "Application on behalf of Canteen Skilly refused, as apparently she married off the strength of the regiment." * * * * * "No youth should be regarded educationally as a finished article at 1 years of age." _Yorkshire Post._ Mr. Fisher will be pleased. * * * * * "A MERRY HEART GOES ALL THE DAY." I jogged along the footpath way And leant against the stile; "A merry heart goes all the day," Stoutly I sang the old refrain; My own heart mocked me back again, "Yet tire you in a mile!" |
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