Poems (and an article) from The Daily Chronicle (UK)
Items with annotations are flagged with the symbol ✎ below. Thanks to John Dawson for most of these.
Spare the Rod — September 8, 1902
A National Peril — October 13, 1902
✎ To a Policeman Poet — November 24, 1902
✎ An Optimist — December 1, 1902
✎ A Solitary Triumph — January 12, 1903
✎ Society’s Latest Movements — January 19, 1903
Consolation — January 22, 1903
✎ Necessary Abstinence — January 31, 1903
✎ The New Tonic — February 7, 1903
The Pessimist — February 16, 1903
✎ An Infallible System — February 27, 1903
✎ A Useless Example — March 2, 1903
To a Constable — March 14, 1903
✎ The Antidote — March 18, 1903
✎ His Subject — March 23, 1903
(“His Pet Subject” in Wodehouse’s account book)
✎ The New Atkins — March 26, 1903
✎ A Sound Cure — March 28, 1903
✎ Active Remedies — April 2, 1903
✎ The Privileged Class — April 11, 1903
✎ Pegasus Complains — April 22, 1903
An Exhibition Tragedy — May 13, 1903
A Word in Season — June 18, 1903
The Barber’s Love Song — June 23, 1903
Modern Improvements — September 23, 1903
✎ My Lady of the Nicotine — September 30, 1903
✎ The Emperor’s Song — October 2, 1903
✎ The Modern Babe — October 3, 1903
✎ The Latest Cure — October 8, 1903
The Art of Conversation — January 21, 1904
Poems for the Pushful — January 27, 1904
✎ The Criminal — February 4, 1904
✎ Painless Dentistry — February 11, 1904
✎ The Bachelor’s Song — February 20, 1904
✎ Tabloid Love Letters — March 7, 1904
✎ Plain Dealing — March 18, 1904
✎ The Barred Dance — March 22, 1904
✎ An Open Letter — March 25, 1904
The Thin Blue Line — April 8, 1904
Theatrical Invaders (article; review of The Prince of Pilsen) — May 14, 1904
Lines by a Host — August 8, 1904
Mainly About Ralph — October 14, 1904
✎ The New Order — January 9, 1905
✎ A Defence — January 21, 1905
The Deserter — February 18, 1905
Business Begins — September 28, 1905
✎ Sherlock Holmes’s Lament — October 3, 1905
✎ For the Defence — September 19, 1906