Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, August 1, 1917. by Various
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Children who do not fall off the cliffs invariably catch measles.
Many do _both_.] [Illustration: SHRIMPINGTON THE GRAND(!) PARADE ON A WET DAY STATISTICS show that the AVERAGE RAINFALL at SHRIMPINGTON is HIGHER than that at _any_ other watering-place in the United Kingdom.] [Illustration: BARWASH For BEASTLY BATHING from a BEACH of BROKEN BOTTLES If this doesn't put you off, write to the Town Clerk for the Medical Officer's report on the Town Water Supply.] [In view of the official discouragement of railway-travelling something should be done to eradicate from the minds of the public any favourable impressions created by the posters of the past.] * * * * * [Illustration: TRIALS OF A CAMOUFLAGE OFFICER. _Flapper_. "OH, I'VE HEARD SUCH WONDERFUL THINGS ABOUT CAMOUFLAGE--MAKING MEN LOOK LIKE GUNS, AND GUNS LIKE COWS, AND ALL THAT SORT OF THING. COULDN'T YOU DO SOME OF YOUR TRICKS HERE?"] * * * * * THE INCORRIGIBLES. |
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