The Hickensian
16.06.08
Felons
Newport in 1875 was a hotbed of crime, as documented here regarding the theft of a LARGE CUCUMBER from Mrs Holland’s garden:

Newport in 1875 was a hotbed of crime, as documented here regarding the theft of a LARGE CUCUMBER from Mrs Holland’s garden:

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Douglas said 383 days ago:
Matron!
Mark Otto said 383 days ago:
Hah, great find! This kind of thing seems like something about of comedy show.
By the way, love the Journal design :).
bgw said 383 days ago:
That is the greatest thing I’ve ever seen.
Ethan said 382 days ago:
…that’s what she said?
Gabe da Silveira said 382 days ago:
The size of the period really emphasizes the gravity of the situation.
Scott Nellé said 382 days ago:
Dastardly!
Alex Buga said 382 days ago:
This is hilarious :))
Rob Mason said 382 days ago:
I love the way even though this nefarious crime has been committed, the poster printer still manages to advertise his name at the very bottom!
Ian Lloyd said 382 days ago:
Oh my. How could she sleep at night, knowing that there was a felon on the loose wielding a large cucumber, ready to strike at any time?
Fnarr fnarr
Harry Roberts said 381 days ago:
And we think we have problems…
We’ve seen nothing.
ajcates said 381 days ago:
Stealing a cucumber from a lonely old lady is not very nice.