Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, March 5, 1919 by Various
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*** A Servant Girls' Trade Union has been formed. So far there is no suggestion of interfering with the mistresses' evening out. *** Mr. Punch has already called attention to the statement that is costs the nation a guinea every time a question is asked in Parliament. The only difference between Westminster and the haunts of the General Practitioner is that in the latter case (1) you pay out of your own pocket, and (2) your tongue is protruded instead of being kept in the cheek. *** Burglars are very superstitious, says a press-gossip. For example the appearance of a policeman while a burglar is drilling a safe is considered distinctly unlucky. * * * * * [Illustration: "NO, MADAM. _NINE GUINEAS_--NOT NINE-AND-NINEPENCE."] * * * * * "The pores of the ordinary individual," says a, weekly paper, "would reach nearly forty miles if placed end to end." We hope that nothing of the kind will be attempted, as the traffic difficulties are bad |
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