The Wasp — 1895 — page 183: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page is primarily **advertising and announcements** for The Wasp magazine, not political cartoons. The main illustrated content shows two cartoons: 1. **"Glittering Possibilities"** — depicts two figures in conversation about a city editor and Moses, suggesting humor about journalism and biblical references, though the specific satire is unclear from the image alone. 2. **"A Misunderstanding"** — shows what appears to be a legal or financial dispute, with dialogue about payment and assignment of work. The page is dominated by transportation and steamship advertisements (railroads, ocean liners to Japan, China, and New York), business notices, and classified ads typical of 1890s San Francisco publications. The cartoons appear minor compared to the commercial content.