The Wasp — 1895 — page 780: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page is primarily **advertising and commercial notices** rather than political satire. The left and center columns feature local San Francisco business advertisements (laundries, dental parlors, law offices, etc.) typical of a turn-of-the-century trade publication. The two illustrated narrative segments appear to be **comedic domestic sketches** rather than political cartoons: 1. "She Was a Small Girl, Though" depicts a conversation about flowers, likely playing on misunderstandings or romantic banter. 2. "Too Full to Feel" shows what appears to be a humorous domestic scene. These are light social humor rather than pointed satire. The medical advertisements (catarrh remedies, "cures quicker than any other remedy") reflect period patent medicine marketing. Overall, this is a **commercial/advertising issue** with minimal political content.