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Comic postcard, Man with large parcel looking for maternity home Date: 20th century
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Carry Chloroform Directions Donald Give Glasses Maternity Mcgill Mistake Misunderstanding Parcel Plump Pregnant Shortsighted
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A Misunderstood Delivery - A Comic Postcard from the 20th Century This charming and amusingly misunderstood comic postcard from the 20th century depicts a plump, middle-aged man in shortsighted glasses, clutching a large parcel and looking rather bewildered as he approaches a group of women on a busy British street. The women, all dressed in their Sunday best, are gathered around a map, seemingly giving directions to a maternity home. The man, with a worried expression on his face, seems to have made a grave mistake. He thought he was delivering a parcel to a maternity home, but it appears he may have misunderstood the situation entirely. The women, sensing his confusion, seem to be trying to help him out, although their expressions suggest they may find his error quite humorous. The man's large parcel, which dwarfs him in size, adds to the comedic effect of the scene. One can only imagine what could be inside the package, and whether it is meant for a newborn baby or something entirely different. This comic postcard, reminiscent of the classic British humor of Donald McGill, is a delightful reminder of a simpler time when misunderstandings and miscommunications could lead to lighthearted moments of amusement. The use of humor in this postcard not only adds to its charm but also serves as a reminder that even in the most confusing situations, there is always room for a laugh.
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