| First Line |
Joke, Riddle or Giggle Title |
Lines |
Views |
| A foreigner who attended a prayer |
Prayer Meetings |
1 |
174306 |
| A former resident of Marshall, Mo., |
Curfew |
5 |
174685 |
| A frantic businessman rushed into the emergency room, threw his attaché case on the reception desk, and exclaimed, "Nurse, I need help!" |
Man Loses Memory; Shows Up At Emergency Room |
50 |
174405 |
| A Frenchman once remarked: |
After Dinner Speeches |
2 |
174632 |
| A friend of mine, returning to his home |
Trouble |
8 |
174330 |
| A friend of mine, traveling in Ireland, |
Souvenirs |
5 |
174363 |
| A friend once wrote Mark Twain a letter |
Comparisons |
2 |
174712 |
| A G. A. R. veteran told to some members |
Safety First |
3 |
174709 |
| A genius who once did aspire |
Aeroplanes |
5 |
174478 |
| A gentleman from London was invited to go for |
Hunting |
5 |
174592 |
| A gentleman of color who was brought before a police judge, |
Judges |
2 |
174577 |
| A gentleman strolling alongside a canal observed |
Bait |
4 |
175211 |
| A gentleman who had been in Chicago |
Proposals |
2 |
174245 |
| A gentleman who was walking through |
All Brains |
4 |
174465 |
| A gentleman whose travel-talks |
Travelers |
5 |
174178 |
| A gentleman, not at all wealthy, |
Office-Seekers |
10 |
174831 |
| A Georgia Congressman had put up at an American-plan |
Congressmen |
4 |
174538 |
| A Georgia woman who moved to Philadelphia |
Gas Stoves |
3 |
174633 |
| A German farmer was in search of a horse. |
Horses |
4 |
174338 |
| A German shoemaker left the gas |
Optimism |
5 |
174453 |
| A German woman called up Central |
Telephone |
2 |
174568 |
| A girl looked calmly at a caller |
Leap Year |
6 |
174694 |
| A girl reading in a paper that fish |
Food |
4 |
174014 |
| A glass is good, a lass is good, |
Good Fellowship |
4 |
174609 |
| A good Samaritan, passing an apartment house |
Blunders |
21 |
174449 |
| A good story is told of a pawky old Scot, |
Caustic |
4 |
175897 |
| A good story is told on the later Senator Vance. |
Candidates |
17 |
174824 |
| A good turkey dinner and mince pie, |
Occupations |
3 |
174723 |
| A gossip is a person |
Gossip |
2 |
174258 |
| A grain broker in New Boston, Maine, |
Stock Brokers |
5 |
174154 |
| A great and lasting war can |
War |
1 |
174590 |
| A great deal of fun has been poked |
Realism |
1 |
174789 |
| A grouchy butcher, |
Cost Of Living |
3 |
174378 |
| A group of tourists were looking |
Fishy Record |
2 |
174153 |
| A guest in a Cincinnati hotel was shot |
Speed |
9 |
174806 |
| A guest was expected for dinner |
Talkers |
1 |
174477 |
| A happily married woman, who had enjoyed |
Husbands |
4 |
174078 |
| A Highlander was summoned to the bedside |
Thrift |
11 |
174412 |
| A hungry customer seated himself |
Food |
9 |
174077 |
| A husband and wife ran a freak show in a certain provincial town, |
Husbands |
3 |
174768 |
| A jest's prosperity lies in the ear |
Jokes |
3 |
174471 |
| A jolly steamboat captain with more |
Corpulence |
2 |
174272 |
| A judge once had a case in which the accused |
Judges |
10 |
174820 |
| A judge, disgusted with a jury that |
Bribery |
5 |
174315 |
| A Kansan sat on the beach at Atlantic City watching |
Tides |
2 |
174405 |
| A Kansas editor hit on the following |
Hinting |
2 |
174549 |
| A kind old gentleman seeing a small boy |
Newspapers |
2 |
174467 |
| A lady in a southern town was approached |
Forecasting |
5 |
174313 |
| A lady of Queen Victoria's court |
Kings And Rulers |
1 |
174819 |
| A lady received a visit from a former |
Marriage |
4 |
174034 |
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