Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, May 9, 1917 by Various
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page 27 of 52 (51%)
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Please make arrangements for him to be accommodated in the ----
Heavy Battery Horse Lines." The nearest thing that could be got, we suppose, to a Canon's stall. * * * * * "As approved up to date, the bread ticket will comprise four squares, each entitling the holder to purchase two ounces of bread; or, by presenting the whole ticket, two quartern loaves of 4 lb. each."--_Birmingham Daily Mail_. Mr. Punch, though yielding in patriotism to no one, has already decided to present the whole ticket. * * * * * From a letter by "Retired Diplomat" on "Maize Bread":-- "To obtain this result the hard yellow husk must be separated from the soft white core, as does the parrot, and the latter alone retained for baking purposes."--_Evening Paper_. As in these days no means of increasing the supply of food-stuffs should be neglected, we have much pleasure in passing on "Retired Diplomat's" suggestion to the authorities of the Zoo. Personally we prefer Cockatoo _en casserole_. * * * * * |
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