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Captain Billy's Whiz Bang, December 1919 · page 31 of 68

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This page contains three unrelated short pieces rather than a cartoon: 1. **"Nothing Naughty Here"**: A humorous anecdote about a Minneapolis woman who received a suggestive letter from a St. Paul man. She attempts legal action, then the postmaster tries to determine if it violates mail regulations. The piece presents an unsolvable cryptogram (cipher text) as the actual letter, joking that readers shouldn't attempt to decode it. 2. **"Est."**: A brief notice about the Bull Milking Machine Company establishing operations in Ft. Atkinson, presented as a business announcement. 3. A classified advertisement from the Belvidere Republican offering a "high grade roan milking Shorthorn bull" for sale. The humor relies on wordplay and the absurdity of the cryptogram premise rather than visual satire.