Captain Billy's Whiz Bang, September 1921 · page 63 of 68
Captain Billy's Whiz Bang #27 — page 63: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page contains a humor column featuring reader submissions and editorial responses. The content includes: **"Heaven's Above"** - A brief romantic poem about kissing a woman's chin, published at a reader's request. **References to contemporary figures:** - **Ben Turpin** - A cross-eyed silent film comedian, referenced humorously regarding someone's distinctive eyes - **Al A. Baster** - Appears to be either a pseudonym or real reader **Social commentary** on dating and courtship customs of the era, including awkward moments at formal events (nosebleeds at fancy dress balls) and advice on male flirtation requiring "chilled steel nerve." The satirical tone mocks courtship etiquette and romantic mishaps among young people of the 1920s era. This appears to be a advice/humor column rather than a political cartoon.