Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 159, July 7th, 1920 by Various
page 34 of 57 (59%)
page 34 of 57 (59%)
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For the seventh successive time, says a news item, there are no prisoners for trial at Stamford Quarter Sessions. We can only remind the Court that bulldog perseverance is bound to tell in the end. * * * It is fairly evident that the Americans fully realised the physical impossibility of having American bacon and Prohibition in their own country at the same time. * * * Western Texas, says a cable message, is being eaten bare by a plague of grasshoppers. Before Prohibition set in a little thing like that would never have been noticed in Texas. * * * Some of the new rich, says a gossip, only wear a suit once. There are others like that, only it is a much longer once. * * * "A healthy boy's skin should be well tanned after a holiday," says a health-culture writer. Surely not, unless he has done something to deserve it. * * * |
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