Captain Billy's Whiz Bang, March 1922 · page 66 of 68
Captain Billy's Whiz Bang #31 — page 66: what you’re looking at
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This is a **table of contents** rather than a cartoon page. It lists articles and stories from what appears to be a humor/satire magazine's winter edition. The titles reflect early 20th-century satirical interests: sexual humor ("How to Kiss Deliciously," "Highty Tighty Aphrodite"), drinking culture ("Golightly Highballs," "Booze Fighter's Dream"), and social commentary ("Diary of a Divorcee," "Separation"). Several titles parody famous poems or songs ("Shooting of Dan McGrew," "Frankie and Johnnie Blues," "Face on the Barroom Floor"). The overall tone suggests risqué humor targeting adult readers—typical of American satirical magazines like *Whiz Bang* that pushed boundaries on sexuality, alcohol (likely during Prohibition), and social conventions during the 1920s-30s.
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Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.
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 ACE IN THE HOLE BOOZE FIGHTER'S DREAM DIARY OF A DIVORCEE FABLE OF THE BULL HIGHTY TIGHTY APHRODITE GOLIGHTLY HIGHBALLS HOW TO KISS DELICIOUSLY HUNTING THE WILY POLE CAT MOHAMMEDAN BULL OUR OWN FAIRY QUEEN TOOL HOUSE ON THE FARM THE OLD SM