The Wasp — 1913 — page 143: what you’re looking at

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This page appears to be text only, without visible cartoons or illustrations. It describes a violent scene where someone named **Burnham** physically attacks an unnamed person ("by the scruff of the neck and thrashed him soundly"), while **Stanton** and **Kitty Trimmer** stand watching. During the beating, Burnham vents his opinions about Stanton and Trimmer. Without seeing the accompanying illustration or knowing the specific historical context and date of this *Wasp* issue, it's unclear who these figures represent or what local/national scandal or political dispute this satirizes. The passage suggests a conflict between these named individuals, likely meant to ridicule or criticize them.