Happy Though Married

A learner at golf was surrounded by a large and interested circle of

friends.

After missing the ball several times, amid the laughter of his pals, he

turned and said: “I must apologize for this rotten performance, but I can

assure you that no one feels his misses more than I do.” And still they

laughed.

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“A worm may eat of a king, a man may eat of a fish that has fed

on the worm. Thus a king may run a course through the guts of a

beggar.”—Shakespeare.

_Questions and Answers_

=Dear Whiz Bang Bill=—I have been going with a red-headed girl, but as I

am leaving school I want to get rid of her. I think, too, that she uses

henna. I’m enclosing a further description. What would you advise me to

do?—=Iowa Rah-Rah.=

I’d suggest that you publish a want ad in the Whiz Bang as follows:

To Whom It May Concern: I cheerfully recommend my old girl to

any young man wanting a suitable dating companion for next year:

She is a good dancer physically and morally.

She is a good looker.

She is a good listener.

She isn’t too good.

She is an excellent pedestrian, in fact, she will always say

she likes to walk, although she is not prejudiced against a car.

She is a woman of deep emotions whom only you will be able to

thrill.

She has, to the best of my knowledge, absolutely no ideas of

her own on any subject, except you.

My sole and simple reason for quitting her is that I am leaving

school. Treat her right. She likes to be treated.

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=Dear Captain=—Why is Mary Pickford like castor oil?—=Hollywood Holly.=

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