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"Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, January 31, 1917"

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PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI
VOL. 152
JANUARY 31, 1917



CHARIVARIA.
The birth-rate in Berlin, it appears, is considerably lower this year than
last. We can quite understand this reluctance to being born a German just
now.
***
The official German films of the Battle of the Somme prove beyond doubt
that if it had not been for the Allies the Germans would have won this
battle.
***
The German military authorities have declined to introduce bathless days.
Ablution, it appears, is one of the personal habits that the Teuton does
not pursue to a vicious excess.
***
Some congestion of traffic is being experienced by the Midland Railway
owing to the publicity given by the FOOD-CONTROLLER to the Company's
one-and-ninepenny luncheon basket. Many people are finding it more
economical to purchase a return ticket to the Midlands and lunch in the
train than to go, as formerly, to one of the regular tea-shops.
***
An egg four-and-a-half inches long and eight inches round has been laid by
a hen at Southover, Lewes.


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