The Wasp — 1895 — page 337: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page is primarily **advertising** for San Francisco businesses (banks, insurance companies, wine merchants, etc.) from what appears to be the late 19th or early 1900s. The only visible cartoon content shows two humorous illustrations with captions: 1. **"Struck by His Own Beauty"** — depicts a man admiring himself, likely satirizing male vanity. 2. **"Quite a Saving" and "He Told the Truth"** — brief comic exchanges about haggling over prices and fishing advice, representing everyday social humor. These are brief, generic jokes unrelated to specific political figures or current events. The page primarily showcases The Wasp's business advertisements rather than its satirical editorial content, making it difficult to identify particular political targets or contemporary references.