Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, April 30, 1919 by Various
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Citizens of Clarkson, Washington, U.S.A., have appealed to the Government to protect them against a plague of frogs. The Federal authorities have informed the Press that these insidious attempts to distract the Government from its Prohibition programme must not be taken seriously. *** From an American newspaper we gather that a New York plutocrat has by his will cut his wife off with twelve million dollars. *** "Is the Kaiser Highly Strung?" asks a weekly paper headline. We shall be able to answer this question a little later. *** The report that an early bather was seen executing the Jazz-dance on the beach at Ventnor on Easter Monday seems to have some foundation. It appears that his partner was a large crab with well-developed claws. *** We hear that visitors at a well-known London hotel, who have patiently borne the extension of the gratuity nuisance for a considerable time, now take exception to the notice, "Please tip the basin," which has been prominently placed in the lavatory. |
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