Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, February 5, 1919 by Various
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thinking of retorting with a fugue, "Stiltonia," is not confirmed.
*** The Aircraft Salvage branch announces that not less than one thousand five hundred yards of the aeroplane linen which is being disposed of to the public will be sold to one purchaser. In the event of the purchaser deciding to use it as a pocket-handkerchief he can have it hemstitched for a trifling sum. *** Improvement is reported in the condition of the taxi-cab driver who had a seizure in Piccadilly Circus while attempting to say "Thank you" to a fare. *** We are pleased to be able to announce that the Kensington man who last week managed to board a tube train has consented to write a book about it. *** Writing to a contemporary a Leeds correspondent says that he does not think much of an inactive corporation. As a matter of fact, since the introduction of rationing we didn't think active ones were being worn. *** |
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