Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, June 4, 1919. by Various
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page 11 of 63 (17%)
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THE UNEMPLOYMENT SCANDAL. [The evening papers have lately published some striking incidents regarding the struggle for existence that is undergone by certain gentlemen who are in receipt of the Unemployment Allowance.] "We are longing for work," said a young man who, after suffering the horrors of war for nearly four years in the Ministry of Superfluous Hotels and Hutments, has just been evacuated. "We have prepared a list of billets that we are ready to take up at a moment's notice." From this list I select a few of the more likely situations:-- 1. Hot-cross-bun maker to the Jewish colony at White-chapel. 2. "Double-blank" man at a factory for putting spots on dominoes. 3. Muzzle-maker to the Master of the King's Buckhounds. 4. King of Albania. 5. Judge of the Bigamy Court at Salt Lake City. 6. Military Attaché to the Colonial Secretary to the German Government. 7. Deputy-Assistant Torpedo-Lieutenant to the Swiss Navy. |
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