Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, November 7, 1917 by Various
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We, on the other hand, are quite sure it wouldn't. * * * * * "'Is it fresh, salt, Danish, or what?' one of the shop assistants was asked. 'Don't know,' he replied, as he wiped the perspiration from his brow, and into the heap of butter with his pats."--_Evening Paper_. The vogue of margarine is now explained. * * * * * "Servant (general), lady, two gentlemen; no starch."--_Scotsman_. We are glad to see that mistresses are taking a firm line against the prevailing stiffness of manners below stairs. * * * * * "Of 9,048 houses in Newport only 5,130 are occupied by one family."--_The Western Mail_. If full advantage were taken of the housing accommodation it appears that Newport would contain almost two nowadays. * * * * * |
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