Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, January 3, 1917 by Various
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_Private_. "LAST MEDICAL BOARD GIVE IT ME, SIR."] * * * * * "Will anyone knowing where to obtain the game of 'Bounce' kindly inform A.T.?"--_Advt. in "The Times."_ "A.T." should address himself to the Imperial Palace at Potsdam. * * * * * AN ELEGY ON CLOSED STATIONS. (_SUGGESTED BY AN OFFICIAL NOTICE OF THE L. & N.W.R._) The whole vicinity of Hooley Hill Is smitten with a devastating chill, And the once cheerful neighbourhood of Pleck Has got the hump and got it in the neck. The residential gentry of Pont Rug No longer seem self-satisfied or smug, And the distressed inhabitants of Nantlle Are wrapped in discontent as in a mantle. Good folk who Halted once at Apsley Guise Are now afflicted with a sad surprise, While Oddington, another famous Halt, Is silent as a sad funereal vault; And the dejected denizens of Cheadle Look one and all as if they'd got the needle. |
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