The Wasp — 1879 — page 266: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page consists primarily of a literary "Answers to Correspondents" section rather than political cartoons. The visible content includes advice columns responding to various reader inquiries about matters like ethics, social conduct, and propriety. The only illustrated element visible is a decorative header reading "ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENCE" featuring ornate typography and classical design typical of Victorian-era magazine mastheads. The text addresses topics like whether a Constitution should be adopted before votes are counted, proper etiquette for pitching voices in minor keys, and historical accuracy regarding Moses and General Dalbwaith—suggesting *The Wasp* mixed satirical political commentary with general advice and cultural criticism for its readership.