Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 159, July 14th, 1920 by Various
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Speaking at Sheffield University last week, Sir ERIC GEDDES said he hoped to see the day when there would be a degree of Transport. What we're getting now, we gather, can't really be called Transport at all. * * * A live mussel measuring six inches has been found inside a codfish at Newcastle. We expect that if the truth was known the mussel snapped at the cod-fish and annoyed it. * * * A soldier arrested at Dover told the police he was _Sydney Carton_, the hero of _The Tale of Two Cities_. He is supposed to be an impostor. * * * A market-gardener in Surrey is said to be the double of Mr. WINSTON CHURCHILL. Since this announcement it is stated that the poor fellow has been inundated with messages of sympathy. * * * "The secret of success," says Mr. W. HARRIS, "is hard work." Still, some people would scorn to take advantage of another man's secret. * * * Wives, said the Judge of the Clerkenwell County Court recently, are not so |
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