The Wasp — 1895 — page 762: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page is primarily **advertising and directory content** for San Francisco businesses from *The Wasp* magazine, circa 1890s. The only cartoon appears in the center-left, labeled "ABOUT RIGHT." It depicts an adult figure fishing while children watch, with accompanying text about someone catching "a sucker" and a joke about "Build[ing]...all the sackers." The cartoon's humor appears to reference **gullibility or foolishness** — the "sucker" being both a fish and a person easily deceived. The specific context remains unclear without additional biographical or historical information about contemporary figures or events. The remainder of the page consists of hotel, restaurant, and service advertisements typical of period trade publications, offering no satirical content.