The Wasp — 1892 — page 139: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page is primarily text content rather than a cartoon. It contains several sections: **"Campaign Echoes"** discusses San Francisco Democratic politics and local figures involved in election disputes over positions like County Clerk and Sheriff offices. **"Have You a Bank Account?"** is an extended editorial about savings banks in San Francisco, arguing they serve the poor by providing safe money storage and modest interest rates. The author defends savings banks against criticism, explaining how they benefit working-class depositors and stimulate local commerce. **"Isolated"** is a brief humor section with short comedic exchanges between unnamed characters about neighbors and connections in the city. **"His State of Feeling"** is another brief humor section. The page contains no visible illustrations or caricatures—it's primarily political commentary and humor pieces typical of Wasp's satirical magazine format.