Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, February 19, 1919 by Various
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Only a person with a perfectly healthy skin, says a contemporary, can
afford to face the keen winds without taking precaution. If you have any doubts about your skin the best thing is to leave it at home on the hat-rack. *** At a football match at South Hindley last week the referee was struck in the mouth and severely injured by one of the backs, after ordering three other players off the field for fighting. This, we understand, was one of the first fixtures to be brought off under the auspices of the Brighter Football League. *** The L.C.C. are said to be formulating a plan to meet the rush for trains on the Underground. Personally we always try to avoid it. *** A medical journal refers to a new method of raising blisters by hypnotic suggestion. This is said to be an improvement on the old East End system of developing black eyes by back-answering. *** A defendant told the Tower Bridge magistrate that he only took whisky when he had a cold. It must be hard work for him to resist sitting by an open window this weather. |
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