Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, January 22, 1919 by Various
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page 21 of 68 (30%)
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"Mr. Ian Macpherson, the new Chief Secretary for Ireland, posed specially yesterday for the _Sunday Pictorial_. He has a difficult task to face."--_Sunday Pictorial_. Let us hope they will keep the portrait from him as long a possible. * * * * * "Three new telephone lines have been laid between London and Paris, and it is now possible to pick up a telephone in Downing Street and speak directly to Mr. Lloyd George at any time."--_Daily Chronicle_. Immediately on the appearance of the above a long queue formed in Downing Street. Further telephones are to be installed to meet the rush. Some of the messages to the PREMIER, we understand, have been couched in very direct language. * * * * * A TRAGEDY OF OVER-EDUCATION. It must not be thought that I underestimate the value of education as a general principle; indeed I earnestly beg of Mr. FISHER, should these lines chance to meet his eye, not to be in any way discouraged by them; but I have been driven to the conclusion that there is such a thing as over-education, and that it has dangers. When you have read this story I think you will agree with me. It is rather a sad story, but it is very short. |
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