Captain Billy's Whiz Bang #3 — page 63: what you’re looking at

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This page contains three humor pieces about marital infidelity: **"Tipping It Gently"** satirizes Editor Mills of a Minnesota newspaper who publicly exposes unfaithful spouses. The anecdotes mock both straying husbands and wives—including a married woman meeting a "friend" at 4 a.m. and a wife chasing her husband at high speed after discovering his late-night visit to another woman's home. The humor targets the hypocrisy of infidelity in supposedly respectable society. **The Henry Ford joke** makes a risqué pun about Ford's removable car seats, implying this design facilitates seduction. **The dog joke** plays on "Pekingese" sounding like an innuendo. **"We Got This Straight"** makes a dark joke predicting another war in 1966 based on a soldier's comment, reflecting World War I-era anxieties about future conflict.