Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 158, January 14, 1920 by Various
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subscriber was rung up the other day by "Trunks" and asked if he still
wished to say good-bye to himself before leaving for the Somme. * * * Thistles do more damage to agriculture than rats, declared the Montgomeryshire Agricultural Executive Committee. Stung by this uncalled-for attack on his national vegetable a Scotchman writes to say that within his knowledge more arable land has been laid waste by leeks than by any other noxious weed. * * * * * [Illustration: _Professor's Wife._ "SEPTIMUS, THE THAW HAS BURST THE PIPES." _Professor._ "NO, NO, MARIE. AS I'VE HAD OCCASION TO EXPLAIN TO YOU EVERY YEAR SINCE I CAN REMEMBER, IT'S THE FROST THAT BURSTS THE PIPES--_NOT_ THE THAW."] * * * * * FASHIONS FOR MEN. ["Who will help the Disposal Board by starting some new fashion that would enable it to get rid of a great consignment of kilts as worn by the London Scottish, the Royal Scots and the Highland Light Infantry?" --_Mrs. KELLAWAY on the Disposal Board's "Curiosity Shop."_] There are who hanker for a touch of colour, |
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