Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, March 14, 1917 by Various
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page 42 of 47 (89%)
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"_Little Gem."_--For window-boxes. Flowers closely resemble Odontoglossum. Much in demand for Mayfair mansions. Dainty electro-plated trowel given away with every order for a hundred-weight. The "_Beanato_."--Sensational discovery; the result of a cross between an Early Rose potato and a scarlet-runner. Will take the place of ramblers on pergolas. Blooms brilliantly all the summer; festoons of khaki fruit with green facings in the autumn. Retains the lusciousness of the bean with the full floury flavour of the tuber. "_Argus_."--The potato with a hundred eyes. Never sprouts in less than ninety-eight places. Should be put through the mincing-machine before planting. * * * * * [Illustration: "LOOK HERE, MISS! YOU'VE TAKEN A BIT OUT OF MY EAR!" "SORRY, SIR; BUT, YOU SEE, I'VE BEEN ON THE DISTRICT RAILWAY FOR THE LAST THREE MONTHS PUNCHING TICKETS."] * * * * * War-Work. "LADY.--Will any lady exercise a terrier (good-tempered), daily, for a small remuneration?"--_Bournmouth Daily Echo_. * * * * * |
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