Captain Billy's Whiz Bang, Vol. 2, No. 23, August, 1921: America's Magazine of Wit, Humor and FilosophyVarious
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Captain Billy's Whiz Bang, Vol. 2, No. 23, August, 1921: America's Magazine of Wit, Humor and Filosophy
Various
American wit and humor -- Periodicals
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——What’ll it be, Gents, a lollypop or a nut sundae?
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Try This On Your Hic-trola
The old oaken hic bar rail; the brass hic bound bar rail;
The foam hic spattered bar rail that hic hung by the bar;
Hic—
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Our Monthly Maxim
_Late in bed, early to rise, makes dark rings beneath the eyes._
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Now that Luther Reed has written a villainless play, the husband must be
guilty of a bum cellar or something like that.
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A New Version
_Here’s to the short skirt and the street car steps. May they never meet._
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The old fashioned woman who used to take her troubles to the Lord, has a
daughter who now takes them to a lawyer.
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If at first some men don’t succeed they fail, and fail again.
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A fat man has another advantage over his thin brethren—he knows exactly
where his cigar ashes are going to land.
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Moonology
The wife of a man named Moon presented him with a fine boy. This was a
new moon. The father celebrated the event by drinking himself full of
hootch. This was a full moon. When he awoke from his stupor all he had
left in his pocket was twenty-five cents. This was the last quarter. His
mother-in-law took this and rapped him over the head with a club. This
was the total eclipse.
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Impossible
It can’t be done.
What?
Shave the hair off a gnat’s back with a monkey wrench.
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Sunburned
The sun was hot upon the beach
Her suit was little sister’s.
She thought she had a good time, but
All is not bliss that blisters.
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Ah Ha! Ah!
He—I suppose it would be quite improper for me to kiss you on such a
short acquaintance.
She—Yes, but it’s quite early in the evening yet.
_Classified Ads_
How Come?
(From Cedar Rapids Gazette)
Found—Lady’s lingerie and stockings with auto cushion in pasture on Oak
Blvd., two miles south Vernon road near the Morgan farm called “Buenos
Aires.”
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Need a Steno?
(Tucson, Ariz., Star)
Competent stenographer without local references excepting polkadot
reputation, wants job. Masons and Christians need not answer. Phone
1009-M.
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No Restrictions
For Rent—8-room house. Family of 6 or 7 wild children. Mrs. Minnie
Zenft.—From Oelwein (Ia.) Register.
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Take Your Turn, Boys
(From Times Herald, Dallas, Tex.)
A lady presser, experienced preferred. Brannon’s Cleaning Co.
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Here’s Another
(From Kansas City Star)
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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