The Wasp — 1877 — page 93: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page is primarily **advertising and masthead material** for *The Wasp* magazine, published at 826 Clay Street, San Francisco. It lists subscription rates ($4.00/year, $2.00/six months, etc.) and collection policies. The editorial content includes **two articles**: one critiquing Republican monetary policy and the gold standard, arguing that delegating currency control to private banks undermines democratic principles. The second article satirizes unhappy marriages, suggesting women suffer from husbands' lack of consideration. **No prominent political cartoons are visible** on this page—it functions primarily as a business/content page rather than a satirical illustration page typical of *The Wasp*.