Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, April 4, 1917 by Various
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"Merely as photographs these postcards are remarkable. As ikons for men to vow by; as lessons for women to show their children in days to come--when the Hun octopus roots himself again in the comity of civilised nations, lying in wait at our doorways, stretching out his antennæ, like those foul things that lurk at sea-cavern mouths--these eight pictures have historical value."--_Daily Mail_. Biologists too will be glad to have this description of the habits and characteristics of that fearsome beast the _Octopus Germanicus_. * * * * * [Illustration: "WHAT'S FOR YOU, MISSIE?" "I FORGET ITS NIME--BUT IT'S A PINT O' WOT IT SMELLS LIKE."] * * * * * ANTICIPATORY INTELLIGENCE. (_Items gathered from the Dally Press of April 1st_, 1927). LORD KENNEDY-JONES, Grand Editor to the Nation, announced yesterday that he proposed to take no notice of the protest against the use of the words "voiced," "glimpsed" and "featured" in official documents. * * * * * The Earl of Mount-Carmel has left London on a protracted tour in Pulpesia. |
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