| First Line |
Joke, Riddle or Giggle Title |
Lines |
Views |
| A city man, visiting a small country town, |
Horses |
2 |
174604 |
| A clergyman was once sent for in the middle |
Preaching |
5 |
174394 |
| A clergyman was quite ill as a result |
Gluttony |
3 |
174790 |
| A clergyman who advertised |
Versatility |
5 |
174591 |
| A clergyman who was holding a children's |
Seasickness |
2 |
174765 |
| A clergyman, who was summoned in haste |
Consideration |
3 |
174369 |
| A clerk showed forty patterns of ginghams |
Wives |
2 |
174134 |
| A college professor was one day nearing |
College Students |
3 |
174426 |
| A college professor, |
Irish Bulls |
2 |
174529 |
| A Colonel, who used to assert |
Diet |
5 |
174668 |
| A colored deacon who was the leader |
Preacher |
2 |
174214 |
| A colored girl asked the drug clerk |
Negroes |
8 |
174541 |
| A colored man had been arrested |
Marriage |
3 |
174687 |
| A colored parson, calling upon one of his flock, |
Chicken Stealing |
3 |
174372 |
| A conductor and a brakeman on a Montana railroad |
Liars |
4 |
174746 |
| A country girl was home from college |
Worms |
3 |
174413 |
| A country newspaper printed the following announcement: |
Librarians |
1 |
173981 |
| A country school-teacher was cashing her monthly check |
Salaries |
2 |
174732 |
| A couple advertised: |
Children |
2 |
174461 |
| A couple from Boston spent a winter in Augusta, |
Point Of View |
3 |
174140 |
| A couple of old grouches at the Metropolitan Club |
Husbands |
4 |
174133 |
| A curious little man sat next an elderly, |
Efficiency |
3 |
174644 |
| A customer entered the small-town |
Life's Biggest Problem |
2 |
174311 |
| A cynic, considering the fact that women |
Woman |
1 |
174200 |
| A darky fruit-dealer |
Salesmen And Salesmanship |
5 |
174640 |
| A darky meeting another coming from the library |
Books And Reading |
3 |
174282 |
| A day, an hour, of virtuous liberty |
Liberty |
2 |
174424 |
| A dear old citizen went to the cars |
Farewells |
3 |
174891 |
| A delegation from Kansas visited Theodore Roosevelt |
Theodore Roosevelt |
6 |
175099 |
| A dinner, coffee and cigars, |
Pleasure |
4 |
174405 |
| A director of one of the great transcontinental |
Fathers |
4 |
175035 |
| A distinguished librarian is a good follower |
Librarians |
1 |
174391 |
| A distinguished theologian |
Preaching |
2 |
174521 |
| A district leader went to Sea Girt, |
Repartee |
2 |
174201 |
| A doctor came up to a patient |
Illusions And Hallucinations |
3 |
174553 |
| A Duluth pastor makes it a point to welcome |
Clergy |
3 |
174359 |
| A dumpy little woman with solemn eyes, |
Honesty |
7 |
174224 |
| A family moved from the city to a suburban locality |
Dogs |
2 |
174536 |
| A famous spinster, known throughout the country |
Spinsters |
4 |
174429 |
| A farmer during a long-continued drought |
Competition |
2 |
174577 |
| A farmer in great need of extra hands |
Labor And Laboring Classes |
5 |
174693 |
| A farmer noticing a man in automobile |
Fords |
2 |
174615 |
| A farmer returning home late at night, |
Beauty, Personal |
6 |
174966 |
| A farmer, according to this definition, |
Agriculture |
1 |
174449 |
| A farmer, who indulged in sprees, |
Drink |
2 |
174291 |
| A fat woman entered a crowded street car |
Kindness |
4 |
174718 |
| A father once said to his son, |
Puns |
5 |
174150 |
| A few years ago Henry James reviewed |
Irreverence |
4 |
174195 |
| A firm of shady outside London |
Recommendations |
3 |
174747 |
| A flea and a fly in a flue, |
Aeronautics |
5 |
174696 |
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