The Wasp — 1896 — page 507: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page contains mixed content: a financial statement for Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York (top right), advertisements for Napa Soda and X-Ray Hams (bottom right), and literary content. The main cartoon shows three figures in what appears to be a lawn tennis scene labeled "Of Course," accompanied by "The Old Maid's Diary" text. The accompanying illustration depicts two figures in conversation, with one appearing to be an elderly woman and another character, likely illustrating domestic or social commentary about marriage and gender relations—common satirical subjects in this era. The specific political or social critique remains unclear without additional context about the individuals named or events referenced in the diary section.