Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, January 22, 1919 by Various
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Much regret is felt at the news that the recent outbreak of Jazz music is not to be dealt with at the Peace Conference. *** Is gallantry dying out? We ask because _Tit Bits_ has an article entitled, "Women Burglars." We may be old-fashioned, but surely it should be "Lady Burglars." *** On the last day for investing in National War Bonds, a patriotic subaltern was heard at Cox's asking if his overdraft could be transferred to these securities. *** "The market price of radium to-day," says a Continental journal, "is £345,000 an ounce." In order to avert waste and deterioration, purchasers are advised to store the stuff in barrels in a large dry cellar. *** Mr. Punch does not wish to boast unduly of his unique qualities, but up to the time of going to press he had made no offer for Drury Lane Theatre. |
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