Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 158, January 14, 1920 by Various
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"The most hygienic dress for all boys is the Scots kilt," says a correspondent of _The Daily Mail_. "My own boys wear nothing else." We are glad to see that the obsolete Highland Practice of muffling the ears in a cairngorm has been definitely discarded. * * * According to a contemporary a new form of road surface material, which is not injurious to fish, has been produced by the South Metropolitan Gas Company. The utilisation of some of the deeper cavities in our highways for the purpose of food production has long been a favourite theme of ours. * * * "Having a tooth drawn," says a writer in _Health Hints_, "has its advantages." It certainly tends to keep one's mind off the Coalition. * * * Two men have been charged at Sutton with selling water for whisky. People are now asking the exact date when this was first made an offence. * * * At the present time a missionary costs twice as much as before the War, says the Rev. W.J. FULLERTON. Many a cassowary has been complaining bitterly of the high cost of this comestible. |
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