The Wasp — 1878 — page 332: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page is primarily **text content** rather than political cartoons. It consists of: 1. **A serialized story** continuing from previous issues, featuring characters named Clover, Frank, and Sydney in what appears to be a domestic drama involving broken engagements and family conflicts. 2. **An "Answers to Correspondents" section** addressing reader inquiries on various topics including grammatical mistakes, medical remedies for blood reduction, and skepticism about Dr. Cox being "an Angel travelling through this vale." 3. **A brief satirical item** mocking public opinion, referencing Captain Swanson of a ship, with commentary on how "New York humor is far ahead of anything over produced by the London Punch or French Charivari." The page contains no prominent political cartoons—it's a typical magazine page mixing serialized fiction with reader correspondence and brief satirical commentary.