Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, September 5, 1917 by Various
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page 6 of 58 (10%)
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"Dogs," says the Acton magistrate, "are not allowed to bite people they dislike." All the same there have been times when we have felt that it would have been an act of supererogation to explain to the postman that our dog was really attached to him. *** A taxi-cab driver has been fined two pounds for using abusive language to a policeman. Only his explanation, that he thought he was addressing a fare, saved him from a heavier penalty. * * * * * [Illustration: _Doctor_. "YOUR THROAT IS IN A VERY BAD STATE. HAVE YOU EVER TRIED GARGLING WITH SALT WATER?" _Skipper_. "YUS, I'VE BEEN TORPEDOED SIX TIMES."] * * * * * A WAR BARGAIN. "BRIGHTON.--A small General for Sale through old age. No reasonable offer refused."--_West Sussex Gazette_. * * * * * "An enormous burden of detail is thus taken off the shareholders of the Munitions Minister."--_Liverpool Daily Post_. |
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