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Captain Billy's Whiz Bang, May 1924 · page 20 of 68

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Captain Billy's Whiz Bang #59 — page 20: Captain Billy's Whiz Bang, May 1924

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This page contains humor sections rather than political cartoons. The content includes: **"Do You Know Her?"** — A series of ribald jokes playing on women's occupational backgrounds (cattleman's daughter, artist's model, undertaker's daughter, butcher's daughter) with double-entendre punchlines about their sexual availability or behavior. **"Tat For Tat"** — A nursery-rhyme parody about poor investments ("private stock"). **"Marriage" definition** — A cynical quip about marriage providing men present advantage over future romance. The page also contains a **publisher's caution** warning against unauthorized subscription solicitors. These represent typical 1920s "adult" humor—risqué jokes about women's morality and sexuality, presented without illustration. The satire targets sexual double standards and marriage rather than specific political figures.