The Wasp — 1914 — page 28: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page contains only text—no visible cartoon, illustration, or satirical image. It appears to be page 22 from a narrative work titled "THE WASP," presenting prose fiction about characters named James and Burnham aboard a ship during a long voyage. The text describes James's strategic behavior: he adopts a foolish, lighthearted persona while concealing his true nature, learning "discretion and dissembling." During peaceful sailing conditions, James grows restless and yearns for "tavern brawls and midnight dan-" (text cuts off). Without accompanying illustrations or visual satire on this particular page, I cannot identify specific political figures, caricatures, or satirical commentary that would be typical of The Wasp magazine's usual content.