Part 4

=Monk E. Byte=—I’m sure I can’t answer your question as to why a girl’s eyelids drop down whenever she kisses a man. But where there’s no sense, there’s no feeling, y’ know.

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=Manicurist=—I don’t blame you for refusing to manicure the nails of the fellow with St. Vitus’ dance.

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=Out West=—If you are lonesome for Cape Cod, why not rub fresh herring on yourself and dream you are back home?

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=L. Bow=—If your trousers are too short, pull up your shoes.

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=Hop Head=—Flop your ears, there’s a fly on your neck.

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=Pope=—Yes, Pope, we succeeded in making our own moon shine.

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A Ladies’ Man

Tho I’m growing old and feeble, And my hair is turning grey; And my youth has died within me, And my teeth have passed away—

Tho my strength is fastly failing, And a hump is on my back; And my bones are getting stiffer, And my heart is out of whack—

Every time I go out walking, Some fair dame is bound to fall, Nothing in the world can stop them— I’m a Ladies’ Man—That’s all.

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My friend Wheeler says that many a man who is a good shot in this world hopes he’ll miss-fire in the next.

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Some women allow their husbands to kiss them for sake of contrast.

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Some evening gowns allow a woman to put up a very bold front.

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The proper length for skirts as decreed by fashion is a little over two feet.

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Don’t cry Mary-Anne, and there’s no use to talk, ’Cause this is the time that we’ve both got to walk.

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A man never knows his real value until he’s sued for breach of promise.

_Jest Jokes and Jingles_

Gertie—“Why don’t you get a husband?”

Sophie—“Not for me, Gert, I’ve a friend who has one.”

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Timidity

A timid girl is Bessie Bates, She doesn’t kiss, she osculates.

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“Do you really love me?” she wrote.

“Referring to my last letter,” he promptly replied, “you’ll find that I love you devotedly on page one, madly on page two, and passionately on pages three, four and five.”

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Think It Over

And the best and worst of this is: That neither is most to blame, If you’ve forgotten my kisses, And I’ve forgotten your name—

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Our Advice

If your limb is pretty, show it; If your cash is plenty, go it; If your horn is noisy, blow it.

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Why Did He Shaker?

Because he saw

The Spoon Holder The Potato Masher The Lemon Squeezer The Egg Beater The Can Opener The Nut Cracker

But when he saw

The Cork Puller

He gave her up.

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A Good Education

A Jewish father, entertaining some friends, told his four-year-old son, Abie, to stand on a chair.

“Now, Abie,” he said, “jump to fadder.”

As soon as Abie jumped, the father stepped out of the way and let the boy fall on his face on the floor. Asked why he had done so, the father replied:

“I am teaching dot boy not to trust anybody, not even his own fadder.”

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Write Your Own Heading

A young lady went into a department store and told the clerk she wanted a pair of garters.

“What kind?” he asked.

“Rubber,” said she.

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Yes, Gwendolyn, a divorce suit is the opposite to a union suit.

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Little Willie’s definition of a kiss is something I got in my mouth and you got in your mouth and we push our mouths together.

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HE KISSED ME, And oh, the ecstacy of that fond embrace. HE KISSED ME, And he got a slap in the face. HE KISSED ME, And got a thump on the chin. But— HE KISSED ME, Agin and agin.

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Our Monthly Motto

Have you a little wimpus in your home?

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Nowadays a girl doesn’t think she is well dressed unless she is almost undressed.

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Some girls are built for short dresses while others use poor judgment.

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When Miss Failure thinks she has you cinched, then along comes Miss Success, who bids you follow her and wear diamonds.

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Cheer Up, Brother!

Anticipation is the mother of realization, so there is nothing like hoping for the best.

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It Feels So Good

A patient at the Traverse hospital for insane had a mallet in his pocket, and at regular intervals he would take it out and bang himself over the head with it. Asked why he punished himself that way, he replied: “Because it feels so good when I stop.”

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But for God’s sake, don’t tell my mother. She thinks I’m running a blind pig.

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PERFUME LEADS TO DIVORCE—Headline

Ah, and well do we know the brand.

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“You gotta show me, I’m from Missouri,” said the big man.

“Well, watch me—I’m from Elgin,” said the little fellow.

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By crossing a rum hound with a Volstead water spaniel, efficient R hounds have been produced. These dogs have an unerring scent for prescription-peddling physicians.

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When asked to join the game he declined, saying he had a hundred reasons for not playing. “Give us one,” they asked.

“The first one is, I haven’t any money.”

“You can stick the other 99 in your hip-pocket,” came the final chorus.

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“Speaking of famous springs,” said the tramp to the tourist, “I bathed in the spring of ’86.”

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_Many are dressed, but few are clothed._

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There is no prospect of an early reduction in the wages of sin.

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A Sad, Sad Tale

Lotsa money, Matri-mony, Blown money, Dishar-mony, Testi-mony, Ali-mony.

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The Shooting of Dan McGrew

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