Captain Billy's Whiz Bang #19 — page 57: what you’re looking at

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This page contains three separate humor sections with no illustrations visible: 1. **"Captain Billy's Whiz Bang"**: A domestic humor anecdote about a husband annoyed by his wife swinging her legs while sitting. 2. **"Naughty Coppers"**: A joke referencing a St. Paul police chief who claimed he was "framed" with a patrolman's wife. The anecdote describes Patrolman Snorkins retrieving his coat from home on a cold night, then joking with a colleague about when he became sergeant—implying the colleague suspects the coat-retrieval was a cover story for an affair. 3. **"Mottoes of the Vampire"**: Two cynical one-liners about relationships, presenting darkly humorous observations on romantic attachment and dependency. The page is primarily text-based humor typical of 1920s-era satirical magazines.