Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, April 18, 1917 by Various
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*** A wedding at Huntingdon, the other day, was interrupted by the barking of dog within the vicinity of the church. It is a peculiar thing, but dogs have never looked upon marriage as the serious thing it really is. *** We are sorry to contradict a contemporary, but the assertion that men are losing their chivalry cannot be lightly passed over. Only the other night in the tube a man was distinctly heard to say to a lady who was standing, "Pray accept my seat, Madam. I am getting out here." *** [Illustration: _Small Invalid_ (_to visitor_). "I'VE HAD A LOT OF DISEASES IN MY TIME -- MEASLES -- WHOOPING-COUGH -- INFLUENZA -- TONSILITIS -- BUT (_modestly_) I HAVEN'T HAD DROPSY YET."] *** Mr. DUKE has just stated that there is work for all in Ireland. This is not the way to make the Government popular in the distressed isle. *** The Vienna _Zeit_ says the worst enemy of the people is their appetite. Several local humourists have been severely dealt with for pointing out that eating is the best way of getting rid of this pest. |
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