The Wasp — 1887 — page 462: what you’re looking at

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This page is **primarily advertisements** with minimal editorial cartoon content visible. The left column contains narrative text (appears to be story or editorial content about Richard Hale and "Sag of Sag Harbor"), but the bulk of the page consists of San Francisco business advertisements for the 1880s-1890s era. Notable advertisers include a lithography company, draper, hatter, restaurant, and electrotype services. One ad features "The Lion Brand" raisins. Without clear political figures or recognizable caricatures in the visible portions, I cannot identify specific satirical targets. The narrative text on the left may contain satirical commentary, but it's insufficient to determine its subject or satirical point from this excerpt alone.