The Wasp — 1876 — page 155: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page is primarily **advertisements and theater notices** from The Wasp, dated November 25, 1876. The left column features amusement listings for San Francisco theaters, including performances like "The Streets of New York" and "The Comnie Boocah" at various venues. The right two-thirds consists entirely of **commercial advertisements** for local businesses: cigars, tobacco, tailors, real estate agents, breweries, hatters, and various patent medicines (including "Dr. Steinhardt's Essence of Life" and remedies for neuralgia). **No political cartoons or satirical content appears on this page.** This is a typical 19th-century newspaper layout mixing entertainment listings with paid advertising. The "satire" magazine's actual editorial content would appear elsewhere in the issue.