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Captain Billy's Whiz Bang, February 1922 · page 66 of 68

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Captain Billy's Whiz Bang #30 — page 66: Captain Billy's Whiz Bang, February 1922

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This is a **contents page** from "The Winter Annual," a collection of humorous pieces from Fawcett Publications' satirical magazine. The page lists story titles rather than displaying actual cartoons or illustrations. The titles suggest parodies and humorous takes on popular culture and folk material of the era—including references to well-known ballads ("Frankie and Johnnie," "The Shooting of Dan McGrew") and classical art ("Face on the Barroom Floor"). Pieces like "Highty Tighty Aphrodite" and "How to Kiss Deliciously" indicate risqué humor typical of early 20th-century American satire magazines. Without seeing the actual illustrated content, we cannot identify specific caricatures or political references, but the collection appears aimed at adult readers seeking irreverent parodies of familiar cultural touchstones.

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The Winter Annual CONTENTS DRIPPINGS FROM THE FAWCETT GIRL IN BLUE VELVET BAND FACE ON THE BARROOM FLOOR FRANKIE AND JOHNNIE BLUES SHOOTING OF DAN MCGREW WEDDING OF THE PERSIAN CAT