Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 158, January 14, 1920 by Various
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A new tango will be danced for the first time on January 15th, says _The Daily Express_. For ourselves we shall try to go about our business just as if nothing really serious had happened. * * * Asked by the magistrate if her husband had threatened her, a Stratford woman replied, "No; he only said he would kill me." Almost any little thing seems to irritate some people. * * * It appears that, after reading various references about his trial in the London papers, the ex-Kaiser was heard to say that if we were not very careful he would wash his hands of the whole business. * * * There is a lot of wishy-washy talk about the Bolshevists, says a Labour paper. Wishy, perhaps, but from what we see of their pictures in the papers, not washy. * * * "Supplies of string for letter mail-bags," says _The Post Office Circular_, "will in future be 19 inches in length, instead of 18 inches." It is the ability to think out things like this that has made us the nation we are to-day. |
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