Captain Billy's Whiz Bang #30 — page 4: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This is a **title/copyright page** from *Captain Billy's Whiz Bang*, a 1922 satirical magazine edited by a Spanish-American and World War I veteran and dedicated to U.S. fighting forces. The page features: - A **Theodore Roosevelt quote** about singular loyalty to America (likely referencing post-WWI concerns about divided allegiances among immigrant communities) - **Copyright and publication information** for W.H. Fawcett - A **subscription notice** explaining the magazine's distribution method and cost (two-fifty yearly, paid in advance) The Roosevelt epigraph reflects early 1920s anxieties about American patriotism and immigration—a common theme in the post-WWI Red Scare period. The page itself contains no cartoon or visual satire, just administrative publication details.