The Wasp — 1894 — page 422: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page is predominantly advertising rather than political satire. It contains several commercial notices for San Francisco businesses circa early 1900s, including: - Men's winter underwear at J. Buerk - The California Hotel - Davis Brothers toy and fancy goods store - Cresta Blanca wine The only cartoon visible is captioned "NOT JUST WHAT HE WAS LABELED," depicting a disheveled figure surrounded by household items and money, apparently illustrating a story about a "Checkered Pedestrian" being mistaken for someone else. However, the accompanying text is too small to read clearly in this image, making the specific satirical point unclear. The cartoon appears humorous rather than politically pointed.