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Mustard plasters all in vain ; Only serve to make more pain, Dinah rushes thro’ the rain, Hunts a doctor for the twain, (There is lots of trouble in that household ) Same old story — nothing new ; Doctor did what he could do. Up the golden stairs they flew, Hapless husband, wifie too. (There is no more trouble in that household.) Morar. Loving wifies, stick to books, Swinging hammocks, shady nooks. Off the cooking keep your hooks, Leave pie-making to the cooks, (And you'll have no trouble in your household.) —Hubsmith in Washington Post, PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVED DESIGNS OF POSTAL CARDS. 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