Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 159, November 3, 1920 by Various
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"The thief," says a weekly paper report, "entered the house by way of the front-door." We can only suppose that the burglars' entrance was locked at the time. * * * A small boy, born in a Turkish harem, is said to have forty-eight step-mothers living. Our office-boy, however, is still undefeated in the matter of recently defunct grandmothers. * * * The number of accidental deaths in France is attaining alarming proportions. It is certainly time that a stop was put to the quaint custom of duelling. * * * A rat that looks like a kangaroo and barks like a prairie dog is reported in Texas, says _The Columbia Record_. We can only say that, when we last heard that one, it was an elephant with white trunk and pink eyes. * * * "Why do leaders of the Bar wear such ill-fitting clothes?" asks a contemporary. A sly dig, we presume, at their brief bags. |
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