Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 158, January 14, 1920 by Various
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page 23 of 57 (40%)
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DRESS OF THE DAY.
"BATHROOM TOILETTES. "This season balls and dances, both private and public, are being given in greater numbers than ever."--_Local Paper._ * * * * * "A couple of ciphers, followed by a string of noughts, represents Germany's debt to France. And it looks as if the noughts are all France will get in the present generation."--_Evening Paper._ But it is possible that under pressure Germany might throw in the ciphers as well. * * * * * "LOST AND FOUND. "ADDRESS BY THE LORD ADVOCATE. "Will the party who took the wrong Umbrella from the Ante-Room, Music Hall, kindly return same in exchange for his own to ----, Music Hall?" --_Scotch Paper._ An odd address for the LORD ADVOCATE. * * * * * |
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