Captain Billy's Whiz Bang #29 — page 65: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page contains a collection of humorous one-liners and short jokes typical of the magazine's satirical format. The content includes: - **"Brother Eagle"**: A comedic "cure" for exhaustion involving Scotch, soda, and phonograph music—satirizing both medical quackery and the Jazz Age's recreational drinking during Prohibition. - **"Ab. Doman"**: A quip about married men as husbands, poking fun at marriage itself. - **"Kauph E. Keuler"**: A joke about drinking coffee from a bowl instead of a saucer—mocking etiquette. - **"Herr Nett"**: Satire of consumerism, suggesting leaving price tags on gifts so recipients can return items. - **Captain Billy's question** about zebra coloring is simply a philosophical riddle posed to readers. - **"Pee-Ess"**: A Prohibition-era joke about bootleggers and breaking the law.