| First Line |
Joke, Riddle or Giggle Title |
Lines |
Views |
| The doctor stood by the bedside, |
Physicians And Surgeons |
5 |
187736 |
| The doctor told him he needed carbohydrates, |
Diet |
6 |
188453 |
| The druggist danced and chortled |
The Druggist's Turn |
5 |
187959 |
| The Dutchman still retained a strong accent, |
Prayer |
2 |
188054 |
| The editor of a country newspaper betook |
Mistaken Identity |
1 |
187800 |
| The editor of my paper, |
Extravagance |
4 |
188078 |
| The editor of the country paper went |
Luck |
3 |
187738 |
| The editor of the local paper was unable to secure |
Advertising |
8 |
188461 |
| The eight-year-old son of a Baltimore physician, |
Physicians And Surgeons |
4 |
187766 |
| The eminent banker explained just how he started in business: |
Finance |
2 |
187901 |
| The eminent English Statesman Arbuthnot-Joyce |
Golf |
6 |
188730 |
| The eminent financier was discoursing. |
Finance |
5 |
188257 |
| The eminent politicians of opposing parties |
Suspicion |
3 |
187668 |
| The energetic New England woman |
Pessimism |
2 |
188096 |
| The Escort: Who's that fellow |
Not Restricted |
3 |
187541 |
| The evening callers were chatting gaily |
Embarrassing Situations |
3 |
189334 |
| The evening wore on, |
Clothing |
3 |
188151 |
| The evil effects of decadent verse |
Poetry |
1 |
187815 |
| The fact that corporal punishment |
Punishment |
12 |
188011 |
| The fact that his two pet bantam |
Ideals |
2 |
188509 |
| The faculty were arranging the order |
History |
4 |
187927 |
| The fair penitent explained to the confessor |
Vanity |
3 |
188353 |
| The faithful old employee asked for a day off. |
Spite |
8 |
187834 |
| The farmer decided to give special attention |
Eggs |
3 |
188376 |
| The farmer found his new hired man |
Help |
3 |
188514 |
| The farmer's mule had just balked |
Medicine |
4 |
187628 |
| The farmer, after seven years |
Holding His Own |
2 |
187888 |
| The father entered the room where Clara, |
Preparedness |
4 |
188129 |
| The father of a school boy in New York City |
Beer |
3 |
188438 |
| The father of the family hurried |
First Aid In Illness And Injury |
3 |
187763 |
| The father was telling at the table |
Peacemaker |
4 |
188014 |
| The ferry-dock was crowded with weary |
Haste |
2 |
188426 |
| The ferryboat was well on her way |
Stormy Weather |
1 |
187716 |
| The first day out was perfectly lovely, |
Seasickness |
1 |
187832 |
| The five-year-old son of James Oppenheim, |
Authors |
1 |
188430 |
| The fog was dense and the boat had |
Navigation |
4 |
188489 |
| The following extract is from the diary |
Woman |
3 |
188088 |
| The following is a recipe for an author: |
Authors |
5 |
188637 |
| The following selection of mistakes |
Examinations |
35 |
188576 |
| The foreigner, who prided himself |
Idioms |
2 |
188766 |
| The foreman and his crew of bridgemen |
Thrift |
8 |
187657 |
| The foreman of a Southern mill, |
Forgetfulness |
6 |
187983 |
| The four Gerton girls were all good-looking; |
Proposals |
7 |
187764 |
| The four-year-old daughter of a clergyman |
Clergy |
7 |
187838 |
| The fox terrier regarded with curious interest |
Dogs |
5 |
187976 |
| The French aristocrats were not always |
Dirt |
4 |
188270 |
| The Frenchman loves his native wine; |
Drinking |
8 |
188128 |
| The friend had dropped in to see D'Auber, |
Art |
3 |
188541 |
| The friendship existing between Father Kelly |
Religions |
3 |
187599 |
| The funeral procession was moving along |
Rehearsals |
4 |
187755 |
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