Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, May 14, 1919 by Various
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page 16 of 65 (24%)
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* * * * * "Aerial fights to and from towns on the coast are to be a feature of Hythe's holiday season."--_Belfast Weekly News_. We are all in favour of popularising aviation, but we think this is over-doing it. * * * * * [Illustration: _Director of old-established firm_. "I HOPE YOU DON'T SMOKE?" _The new "Boy_." "NO--GIVEN IT UP. FIND IT 'PUFFS' ME FOR JAZZIN'."] * * * * * SPRING CLEANING The hailstorm stopped; a watery sun came out, And late that night I clearly saw the moon; The lilac did not actually sprout, But looked as if it ought to do in June. I did not say, "My love, it is the Spring;" I rubbed my chilblains in a cheerful way And asked if there was some warm woollen thing My wife had bought me for the first of May; And, just to keep the ancient customs green, We said we 'd give the poor old house a clean. |
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