The Wasp — 1888 — page 202: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page contains a large illustration titled "The 'Hole in the Ground' at the Bush" showing a classical female figure (likely representing something institutional or civic) in a contemplative pose. The accompanying text discusses theatrical productions, including mentions of "The Three Monkey," "Hunch of Keys," and "In Sulled" — apparently reviews of San Francisco stage performances. The page also includes multiple literary sections with commentary on medical knowledge, nervous disorders, and social observations. Without clearer visual satirical elements or identifiable caricatures visible, the specific political targets remain unclear. The content appears to be typical Wasp fare: theater criticism mixed with social commentary and literary pieces, though the exact satirical targets require additional historical context to fully interpret.