Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 159, September 1st, 1920 by Various
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"The POET LAUREATE," says a weekly paper, "has not written an ode to British weather." So that can't be the cause of it. * * * A Wolverhampton man weighing seventeen stone, in charging another with assault, said he heard somebody laughing at him, so he looked round. A man of that weight naturally would. * * * "There is work for everybody who likes to work," says Mr. N. GRATTAN DOYLE, M.P. It is this tactless way of rubbing it in which annoys so many people. * * * A contemporary has a letter from a correspondent who signs himself "Tube Traveller of Twenty Years' Standing." Somebody ought to offer the poor fellow a seat. * * * In connection with the case of a missing railway-porter one railway line has decided to issue notices warning travellers against touching porters while they are in motion. * * * "The United States," declares the proprietor of a leading New York hotel, |
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