Evening Republican, Volume 20, Number 246, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 13 October 1916 — Took It for a Poultice. [ARTICLE]

Took It for a Poultice.

Mr. Coddles was suffering from that rundown feeling. In fact he might have sat as a model for the artist who draws those pictures every one of which is alleged to tell a story. A bright idea came to him—namely, that tie should visit some friends in Bradford, for he knew that there was no cure quite equal to Yorkshire hosthem when he caught cold and had to take to bed. With kind thoughtfulness his hostess baked a Yorkshire pudding, which she carried to his room. Three hours later she again visited the invalided Mr. Coddles. “Well,” she asked, “have yo’ etten it all oop V ‘Eaten it?" gasped Mr. Coddles. “Was it meant to be eaten? I’m wearing it on my chest ?” —London Tit-Bits,,