The Wasp — 1896 — page 732: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page contains satirical commentary and humor pieces rather than political cartoons. The main sections include: **"Round and About"** discusses the Olympic Club election with only 176 votes cast—criticizing the low turnout and suggesting elected officers lack popular mandate. **"Charles M. Depew"** profiles the Planing Mill Company president, recommending him for Supervisor based on his business competence and character. **"Andrews" anecdotes** present brief humorous exchanges, including a joke about someone coming home after twelve hours at the office without explanation. **"Tandem Talk"** features a cartoon dialogue between cyclists, with flirtation humor typical of period entertainment. The page emphasizes local San Francisco civic matters and light social satire rather than hard political commentary.