Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, June 6, 1917 by Various
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Phibbs, once had a tame gorilla which invariably accompanied Mrs.
Phibbs at Penny Readings; but this interesting animal died suddenly from a surfeit of mushrooms, and Canon Phibbs has also joined the majority.--ED. _Daily Swallow._] * * * * * POODLES ON THE LAND. _Kimono Cottage, Camberley._ DEAR SIR,--Poodles have from time immemorial been employed to hunt for and dig out truffles in France. May I suggest to all owners of dogs of this highly intelligent breed that they should use them (1) for digging in gardens and allotments; (2) in place of caddies on golf links? May I add that poodles ought not to be shaved with a safety-razor, but should be trimmed by a topiary expert? I am, Sir, Yours faithfully, MAISIE MIMRAM. [We are most grateful to our correspondent for her information and the humane suggestion with which it is coupled. Truffle-hunting is indeed a noble sport.--ED. _Daily Scoop._] * * * * * "KILL THAT FLY." _Limejuice Villa, Leighton Buzzard._ DEAR SIR,--As a dead set is being made against dogs by some |
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