The Wasp — 1892 — page 534: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page contains primarily **literary content rather than political cartoons**. It features several short stories and humorous pieces: - **"Tiny"**: A Christmas tale about a blonde woman with notably thin ankles, written by someone infatuated with her. The narrator describes meeting her and their romantic encounter. - **"My Mash"**: A poem about romantic attraction to a fair maid in a leafy setting. - **"Lines on a Silent Voice"**: References J.J. Maloney of San Francisco losing his voice while campaigning for the National Republican Committee. - Several other brief humor pieces and quips. The single small illustration shows someone "Chasing the dinner." Overall, this is a **humor and fiction issue** rather than political satire, typical of The Wasp's mixed editorial content.