| First Line |
Joke, Riddle or Giggle Title |
Lines |
Views |
| A night watchman is |
Mistake |
1 |
174858 |
| A noisy bunch tacked out of their club |
Drunkards |
6 |
174466 |
| A Northern man in an optician's shop |
Optician |
1 |
174747 |
| A northerner passing a rundown looking |
Time |
2 |
175177 |
| A noted college president, |
Memory |
7 |
174376 |
| A noted eastern Judge when visiting |
Preaching |
2 |
174691 |
| A noted humorist once spent a few weeks |
Taste |
3 |
174301 |
| A number of Confederate prisoners, |
Patriotism |
8 |
174359 |
| A number of tourists were recently |
Travelers |
4 |
174181 |
| A nut and a joke are alike |
Jokes |
1 |
174492 |
| A one-armed man entered a restaurant |
Curiosity |
2 |
174402 |
| A parent who evidently disapproved |
Punishment |
2 |
174270 |
| A parsimonious farmer notorious |
Scotched! |
5 |
174512 |
| A party of Manila army women were returning in an auto |
Alibi |
4 |
174822 |
| A party of young men were camping, |
Questions |
6 |
174523 |
| A passenger in a taxi leaned over to ask |
First Day On The New Job |
5 |
177537 |
| A patient complained to the doctor that his hair was coming out. |
Baldness |
3 |
175157 |
| A Peoria merchant deals |
Irishmen |
1 |
174121 |
| A pessimist is a man |
Pessimism |
1 |
174250 |
| A pessimist is one who |
Pessimism |
1 |
174402 |
| A pessimistic young man dining alone |
Fighting |
1 |
175144 |
| A Philadelphian, on his way to Europe, |
Seasickness |
1 |
174526 |
| A physician was driving through a village |
Knowledge |
2 |
174721 |
| A picture is |
Paintings |
1 |
174784 |
| A political boss wished to show his appreciation |
Christmas |
3 |
174855 |
| A political office in a small town was vacant. |
Candidates |
4 |
174726 |
| A political optimist is a fellow |
Optimism |
1 |
174706 |
| A political orator, evidently better |
Politicians |
1 |
174388 |
| A political speaker, while making a speech, |
Politicians |
2 |
174370 |
| A pompous Bishop of Oxford was once stopped |
Clergy |
10 |
174524 |
| A pompous little man with gold-rimmed |
Drunkards |
3 |
174468 |
| A pompous Scottish laird met |
Sandy Scored |
5 |
174387 |
| A poor casual laborer, |
Excuses |
2 |
174971 |
| A poor couple who went to the priest |
Marriage Fees |
9 |
174341 |
| A poor lady the other day hastened |
Marriage |
3 |
174319 |
| A popular hotel in Rome has a sign |
English Language |
1 |
175139 |
| A popular Oklahoma City salesman |
Recently married |
4 |
174480 |
| A popular society woman announced a |
Husbands |
1 |
174135 |
| A popular soprano is said to have |
Description |
1 |
174725 |
| A pound and three-quarters of kitten, |
Recipe for an ingenue: |
4 |
174703 |
| A prayer showing a ghastly confusion |
Prayer |
2 |
174493 |
| A preacher had ordered a load of hay |
Accidents |
6 |
174634 |
| A pretty school teacher, |
Irish Bulls |
1 |
174390 |
| A priest went to a barber shop conducted |
Drinking |
1 |
174458 |
| A prisoner was brought before a police magistrate. |
Trigonometry |
3 |
174673 |
| A prisoner was brought before the bar |
Lawyers |
10 |
174876 |
| A private, anxious to secure leave of absence, |
Liars |
5 |
174739 |
| A prominent Montana newspaper man was making |
Newspapers |
4 |
174563 |
| A prominent physician was recently |
First Aid In Illness And Injury |
5 |
174315 |
| A Protestant Episcopal clergyman |
Not A Father |
3 |
174166 |
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