Seven Ages of Man

The seven ages of man have recently been tabulated on an acquisitive

basis, as follows:

First Age--Sees the earth.

Second Age--Wants it.

Third Age--Starts to get it.

Fourth Age--Decides to be satisfied with half of it.

Fifth Age--Becomes still more moderate.

Sixth Age--Now content to possess a six by two foot strip of it.

Seventh Age--Gets the strip.

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Under the swinging street car strap,

The homely old maid stands,

And stands and stands and stands and stands,

And stands and stands and stands.

--Luke McLuke.

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Har Du Got a Hod?

An Irishman died and went to heaven. St. Peter said, “I’m sorry, but we

just got a big consignment of Swedes from Minneapolis today and there is

no more room.” “Can I get in if I make room?” asked the late arrival.

“Certainly,” said St. Peter. The Irishman shouted through the gate, “Hey,

you fellows, there’s free snuff in hell.” And he made room, all right.

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Society Note: Mr. Potter of Pottersfield felt cold and stiff this

morning.

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Captain Billy's Whiz Bang, Vol. 2. No. 16, January, 1921 America's Magazine of Wit, Humor and Filosophy · 第 73 / 80 题