Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, December 19, 1917 by Various
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from seven in the morning until ten o'clock at night for six months
without a break. Another domestic who holds the smash-as-smash-can record wonders where this poor girl learnt her business. *** Discussing the London taxi strike a contemporary remarks that both sides ought to meet. Failing that, we think that at least one side might meet. *** Writing to _The Evening News_ a Maidstone gentleman protested against the action of the authorities who covered up the Tank in Trafalgar Square on Sundays. On the first Sunday it seems that somebody tripped over it. *** There appears to be an epidemic of trouble in the animal world. An elephant at the Zoo has just died, while only a few days ago a travelling crane collapsed at Glasgow. *** Burglars who looted an Oxford Street shop last week obtained admission by making a hole through a brick wall. It is supposed the shop door was closed. *** |
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