The Wasp — 1893 — page 379: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page contains several satirical pieces and illustrations rather than a single unified cartoon: 1. **"Our Pictures"** - Editorial commentary on caricature artist Mr. Pierce, praising his ability to capture "weird and anomalous character" in his subjects, suggesting he has special talent for unflattering portraiture. 2. **Chinese Problem cartoon** - References the "Golden Gate" and barriers between Chinese immigration and American access, though the specific satirical point is unclear from the visible image. 3. **"Reach Will Tell"** - A story about manly conduct, featuring illustrations of gentlemen and social etiquette regarding women's fashion (boot heels, jewelry). 4. **"A Tale of One City"** - A narrative piece about Oakland Robinson Jones and a disputed will involving $100, with legal complications. 5. **Hon. Paul Neumann** - Brief piece about a Hawaiian envoy visiting Washington. The page mixes social satire with humorous stories typical of 1890s American satirical magazines.