The Wasp — 1876 — page 151: what you’re looking at

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This page is primarily text-based rather than a political cartoon. It contains several articles and advertisements from *The Wasp* (November 18, 1876). The visible content includes: - **"A Young Preacher in a Dilemma"**: A satirical anecdote mocking a minister's hypocrisy regarding alcohol and temperance - **"Alliance Sentiments"**: Commentary on the American Alliance movement and Republican politics - **"The First Lesson in Vocal Music"**: A humorous piece about singing instruction - **"Queen Victoria's Family"**: Notes on British royal marriages The magazine's masthead advertises it as published "every Saturday" from San Francisco at 326 Clay Street, with subscription rates listed. There are also classified advertisements and publisher notices. The satire targets religious hypocrisy, political movements, and social pretensions typical of 1870s American periodical humor.