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GRAMMAR LESSON
A little girl who was in the habit
of saying "ain’t” for isn’t” was re
proved by her mother.
A short time afterward, on hearing
ner cousin use the same word, she
ran to her mother and exclaimed:
“Mother, Doris says ‘It ain’t,’ but it
isn't ‘ain’t’ It’s ‘isn’t’ ain’t it?”
Suggestion
Richard was helping his mother
make his favorite dessert
“Mother, they say ‘An apple a day
keeps the doctor awayl’ ”
“Yes,” mother answered.
“Wouldn’t it be fine if three des
serts a day kept the doctor awayl”
he sighed.—Indianapolis News.
An Uprising
Orator—Who has done most to
arouse the working classes?
Heckler—The inventor of alarm
clocks.—Our Paper.
Real Man
“Did Jones take his bad luck like
a man?”
“Exactly; he blamed it all on
his wife.”—The Digest
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“Lights out at 8 p. m. Up at 5
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"Oh, well! Early to bed and early
to rise makes a man healthy,
wealthy and wise.”
HIS AFFLICTION
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Teacher—Why don’t you spell the
word, John? Are you In a trance?
John—I—I’m spellbound, ma’am,
that’s straight.
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Percy—Evah since I had typhoid
I’ve experienced a-aw-mental gap.
Clara—Are you sure it hasn’t ex
isted since you had the croup?
UNDERSEA GOSSIP
Mrs. Perch—Isn’t she the spiteful
old thing?
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AMPLE REASON
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“I love my love in the morning.”
“I don’t blame you, if she gets up
and starts the furnace."
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Nurse—Gracious! It’s cold in
here, the furnace must have gone
out.
Little Charles (of Boston)—Par
don me. Nurse, but don’t you mean
to say the fire, because of defective
combustion has ceased to burn?
A PICKING JOB
“The cook threatens to leave be
cause her sweetheart lives so far
away she never gets to see him. I
wish you’d do something about it."
“Look here! If you expect me to
make love to the help, just to get
them to stay on the job, let me pick
them out.”