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| First Line |
Joke, Riddle or Giggle Title |
Lines |
Views |
| Pa, what's an actor? |
An Actor |
2 |
174775 |
| Pa," said little Joe, |
Ability |
3 |
176295 |
| Paderewski arrived in a small western town |
Advertising |
7 |
174450 |
| Panama is a town |
Mistake |
1 |
175234 |
| Papa, mamma says that one-half |
Gossip |
2 |
174334 |
| Papa, the Earl wants me to send him |
Making Sure |
3 |
174488 |
| Papa, what does hereditary mean? |
Heredity |
3 |
175230 |
| Papa," said Little Horatio, |
Opening Father's Eyes |
4 |
174426 |
| Papa: "Why did you permit young Gaybird |
Warm Kiss |
2 |
174496 |
| Parent: "I should like you to have |
The New Appreciation |
2 |
174434 |
| Party that lost purse containing twenty dollars |
Lost And Found |
1 |
174534 |
| PASSER-BY - "What's the fuss in the schoolyard, boy?" |
Medical Inspection Of Schools |
2 |
174389 |
| PAT - "I hear your woife is sick, Moike." |
Wives |
4 |
174454 |
| Pat came to the office with his jaw |
Teeth |
4 |
174339 |
| Pat had but a limited knowledge |
Parrots |
1 |
174481 |
| Pat had gone back home to Ireland |
Buildings |
3 |
174446 |
| Pat was a simple country yokel |
A Close Call |
3 |
176062 |
| Pat was busy on a road working |
Repartee |
2 |
174534 |
| Pat was set to work with the circular saw |
Illustration |
3 |
174481 |
| Pat, thinking to enliven the party, |
Beauty, Personal |
3 |
174409 |
| PATIENT (angrily) |
Bills |
2 |
174523 |
| PATIENT - "Tell me candidly, Doc, |
Statistics |
2 |
174454 |
| Patriotic exercises and flag worship |
Patriotism |
1 |
174410 |
| Paul Smith, the famous hotel-keeper |
Testimony |
5 |
174042 |
| Penelope: "What made George |
Not Up-To-Date |
2 |
174440 |
| People will not look forward to posterity, |
Ancestry |
1 |
174815 |
| Percy" asks if we know anything which |
Fountain Pens |
2 |
174603 |
| Pharaoh had just dreamed of the seven |
Breakfast Foods |
2 |
174453 |
| Phil May, the artist, when once down on his luck in Australia, |
Degrees In Degradation |
4 |
174780 |
| Philosophy is finding out how many things |
Philosophy |
1 |
174349 |
| Phwat's the matter wid yez, |
Once Too Often |
2 |
174635 |
| Physicians, of all men, |
Physicians And Surgeons |
1 |
174523 |
| Pietro had drifted down to Florida |
Warnings |
3 |
174589 |
| Pietro had drifted down to Florida |
Warnings |
3 |
174278 |
| Pius the Ninth was not without a certain |
Church Discipline |
1 |
174457 |
| Plague take that girl! |
Baseball |
3 |
174760 |
| Playful Hostess: "Couldn't you manage |
Blue Blood |
4 |
174360 |
| Please tell me, James, |
Tender Memories |
2 |
174285 |
| Please, Mr. Grafto, the gentleman |
The New Appreciation |
1 |
174122 |
| Podger (to new acquaintance): |
Justification |
2 |
174291 |
| Poetic Bridegroom: "I could sit here forever, |
His Sphere |
2 |
174396 |
| Poetry is a gift we are told, |
Poetry |
1 |
174303 |
| POLICE COMMISSIONER - "If you were ordered to disperse a mob, |
Contribution Box |
3 |
174373 |
| POLITICIAN - "Congratulate me, my dear, |
Politicians |
3 |
174358 |
| Politicians always |
Politicians |
1 |
174679 |
| Politics consists of |
Politics |
1 |
174364 |
| Politics is but the common |
Politics |
1 |
174532 |
| Pompous Publisher (to aspiring novice in literature): |
Life's Biggest Problem |
2 |
174343 |
| Popularity is when people like you; |
Reputation |
1 |
174303 |
| Porter Emerson came into the office yesterday. |
Charity |
3 |
174847 |
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