Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, February 26, 1919 by Various
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understand, has courteously offered to try to keep one or two
industries going until the Commission arrives. *** "Everything that happened more than a fortnight ago," says Mr. GEORGE BERNARD SHAW in _The Daily News_, "always is forgotten in this land of political trifling." We must draw what comfort we can from the reflection that Mr. SHAW himself happened more than a fortnight ago. *** "Margarine," says an official notice, "can be bought anywhere after to-day." This is not the experience of the man who entered an ironmonger's shop and asked for a couple of feet of it. *** A woman who threatened to murder a neighbour was fined one shilling at Chertsey. We shudder to think what it would have cost her if she had actually carried out her threat. *** A contemporary refers to "those abominable face-masks" now being worn in London. Can this be a revival of the late Mr. RICHARDSON'S campaign against the wearing of whiskers? *** |
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