The Wasp — 1892 — page 232: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page contains biographical sketches of prominent San Francisco figures, not political cartoons. The text profiles several men including George J. Bucknall (a prominent physician and surgeon), Daniel J. Gordon (clerk of the Justices' Court), Henry Miller (a cattle rancher and businessman), Lewis Freer (a Democratic politician), and J.J. Dwyer (a young Democrat). These appear to be standard biographical entries documenting local civic and political leaders of the era. The Wasp magazine included such profiles alongside its satirical content. Without visible illustrations or caricatures on this particular page, the satire—if any—would be in the text's tone or editorial commentary rather than visual humor.