Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 152, February 14, 1917 by Various
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have proposed to dedicate to him my forthcoming work (non-partisan) on
the "Slant Observable in Some Church-Spires, Part I." When he had to unbury me, war had to be resumed--it was his side that insisted upon it--but as far as the two chieftains are concerned it is a war without bitterness. He now introduces his attacks with "Our honoured and able antiquarian friend"; while my answers breathe such sentiments as "The genial editor of that well-conducted organ." * * * * * [Illustration: FOOD VALUES IN OUR RESTAURANTS. _Customer._ "WHAT DO YOU SUGGEST FOR TO-DAY, MISS?" _Waitress_ (_late of Girton_). "WELL, SIR, ROAST MUTTON, TWO VEGETABLES AND SWEETS WILL GIVE YOU THE NECESSARY PROTEIN, CALORIES AND CARBO-HYDRATES."] * * * * * AS YOU WERE. "Blow to Narkets. Rise of nearly 400 points. Cotton jump. Germany's note breaks the market." _Liverpool Echo, Feb. 1._ "Blow to Markets. Fall of nearly 400 points. Cotton slump." _Same Paper, Later Edition._ |
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