The Wasp — 1891 — page 175: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page is primarily **advertising and business notices** for San Francisco establishments (pianos, sewing machines, printing, furniture, hotels). The only substantive editorial content is the "Things and Comments" section, which discusses local San Francisco topics rather than political satire: - Samuel Brookes, a landscape artist, whose sketches were rejected by Chicago newspapers - Irving M. Scott and the California World's Fair Commission regarding the Columbian Exposition - The Owl's Nest club's fundraising efforts for a building - Newspaper industry observations about the *Call* and *Examiner* **There are no political cartoons on this page.** The small illustration at top shows two men in an office setting—likely generic business humor rather than caricature of identifiable figures. This appears to be a regular magazine issue focused on local news, business gossip, and commercial advertisements.