The Wasp — 1887 — page 348: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page is primarily **text-based content** with limited visual satire. The main illustration appears to be "The Voice" - a figure in formal dress shown in profile on the left side. The visible articles discuss **theatrical reviews** and **social commentary**. One section critiques husbands as "bothers" and discusses marital dynamics with satirical humor typical of the era. Another reviews performances at the Tivoli theater, praising actors like Miss Isabella Herriot. The right column features book reviews and literary criticism, including discussion of "The Illustrated London News" and American history texts. The page concludes with a large **American Biscuit Co. advertisement** promoting "Crackers & Fancy Biscuits" from San Francisco. Overall, this is a **mixed editorial and advertising page** rather than a primarily political-cartoon issue.