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News in a Nutshell
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porter, "I always carry my notes
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a nutshell." TU-Blts.
Would Corrupt Their Morals
Robson Do you think flahes
can hear?
Dobson I should hopo not.
Listen to old Smith he's smashed
his rod! Pearson's Weekly.
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Mabel They say that she simply
threw herself at him.
Gladys Yes. You see, she
knew he was a good catch. Pear
son's Weekly.
GRANDMA, THE DEMON CHAPERONE, WAS ALMOST CERTAIN THAT CLARA AND THAT YOUNG
WHIPPERSNJtPPER WERE SPOONING BEHIND THE BEACH UMBRELLA -:- n FONTAINE FOX
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nanas are to high Is on account of
the fighting In Italy and probably
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Paper Shortage
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Guett What ! A shilling for a
paper? Why, I haven't had any.
Maltru d'hotel Pardon but yes,
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Mother Tommy Tucker Is the
worst boy In school, Sammy, and
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