Captain Billy's Whiz Bang #27

Captain Billy's Whiz Bang #27 is an anthology publication from November 1921 featuring gossip about entertainment figures including May McAvoy, Eddie Sutherland, and Clara Kimball Young, alongside commentary on Charley Chaplin and "Fatty" Arbuckle's concurrent scandals in London and San Francisco respectively. The issue also includes humor pieces such as "Embolusing the Thrombosis," a comedic mock-serious medical explanation presented as courtroom testimony, and "Good Evening, Bartender!," a joke about a man arrested for impersonating an officer. Additionally, the magazine contains editorial commentary on social topics including fashion, morality, and human relations, concluding with a philosophical reflection on neighborly conduct.