"Captain Bill's Roar, Issue 3, No. 28, December 1921. America's magazine of humor, subtle irony, and philosophy. "Captain Bill Gurkit" was an inquisitive, funny and downright provocative edition to the world of Amanda, who always lacked courage. In this edition, as always, readers will find satire on the vices of society, sharp humor and frank philosophy that help viewers see the world from a different side. The author team of "Captain Billy's Whiz Bang" magazine has again selected the best works to bring vivid impressions to readers and encourage thought. Each piece in this issue is an invitation to a fun-filled courtship in the world of early 20th-century American literature. Reflections of famous writers and constant sharp humor make "Captain Bill Gurkit" an unsurpassed publication of its kind, which is able to provoke discussion of even the most difficult topics. This number belongs to those masterpieces that give readers lightness and thoughtfulness at the same time, capable of impressing even the most demanding lovers of literature."