| First Line |
Joke, Riddle or Giggle Title |
Lines |
Views |
| The great ocean liner rolled and pitched. |
Seasickness |
5 |
188379 |
| The great pugilist was superstitious |
Omen |
2 |
188698 |
| The group of dwellers at the seaside |
Dreams |
3 |
187917 |
| The guest landing at the yacht club float with his host, |
Clubs |
3 |
187911 |
| The guide introduced a tourist in the Rocky Mountains |
Bears |
4 |
188825 |
| The head of a large business house |
Promptness |
1 |
187647 |
| The heart hath its own memory, like the mind, |
Memory |
4 |
188071 |
| The hero of the play, after putting up |
Actors And Actresses |
6 |
188185 |
| The highly efficient housewife |
Forehandedness |
1 |
187976 |
| The highly inebriated individual halted before |
Drink |
2 |
188136 |
| The hired man on a New England farm went |
Fraud |
2 |
188412 |
| The Hon. John Sharp Williams had an engagement |
Railroads |
3 |
188347 |
| The housemaid, tidying the stairs the morning after a reception, |
Carelessness |
2 |
191777 |
| The housewife gave the tramp a large piece of pie |
Cookery |
2 |
187907 |
| The Housewife: My goodness! |
Cleanliness |
2 |
187804 |
| The humorist offered his latest |
Puzzle |
6 |
187800 |
| The Husband: "Why is it that women always say, |
Why, Indeed |
2 |
187859 |
| The ice on the river was in perfect condition. |
Impudence |
4 |
190760 |
| The ideal social state is not that |
Wages |
1 |
188185 |
| The imperfect tense in French |
The imperfect tense |
1 |
188145 |
| The impression that men will never |
Aeronautics |
1 |
188678 |
| The indignant householder held up |
Property |
3 |
187766 |
| The instructor in the Medical College exhibited a diagram. |
Doctors |
5 |
188138 |
| The insurance agent climbed the steps and rang the bell. |
Bosses |
12 |
187932 |
| The Irish gentleman encountered the lady |
Drink |
3 |
188168 |
| The Irish talent for repartee |
Drunkards |
1 |
188015 |
| The Italian workman in the West was warned |
Treachery |
2 |
187592 |
| The Japanese are remarkably tidy in the matter |
Neatness |
4 |
188203 |
| The Jews are among the aristocracy |
Jews |
1 |
188334 |
| The joke maker's association had a feast. |
Jokes |
4 |
188298 |
| The juryman petitioned the court |
Lying |
3 |
187974 |
| The kind lady stopped to tell the sobbing |
Tears |
4 |
188118 |
| The kindergarten teacher questioned her tiny pupil: |
Lisp |
3 |
187851 |
| The kindly and inquisitive old gentleman |
Discretion |
4 |
187961 |
| The kindly clergyman, newly come to the parish, |
Progress |
3 |
187785 |
| The kindly lady accosted the little boy on the beach, |
Friendship |
4 |
187905 |
| The kindly old lady chanced to be present |
Point Of View |
4 |
187807 |
| The knot was tied; the pair were wed, |
Marriage Fees |
12 |
187680 |
| The Ladies' Aid ladies were talking |
Hearing |
7 |
188280 |
| THE LADY - "Well, I'll give you a dime; |
Charity |
2 |
188325 |
| The lady of uncertain age simpered at the gentleman |
Diplomacy |
3 |
188160 |
| The lady was waiting to buy a ticket |
Picture show |
3 |
187612 |
| The lady who had some culture, |
Nomenclature |
2 |
187776 |
| The late "lan Maclaren" |
Shyness |
3 |
188769 |
| The late Bishop Foss once visited |
Preaching |
2 |
187868 |
| The late Charles Coghlan was a man of great wit |
Embarrassing Situations |
5 |
189352 |
| The late Dr. Henry Thayer, |
Accidents |
2 |
188360 |
| The late H.C. Bunner, when editor of Puck, |
Jokes |
2 |
188394 |
| The late James McNeil Whistler |
Mistaken Identity |
4 |
187925 |
| The late John Bigelow, the patriarch of diplomats and authors, |
Age |
4 |
188099 |
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