The Wasp — 1881 — page 471: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page contains poetry and prose fiction rather than political cartoons. The visible content includes: **"The Poets"** - A nostalgic poem about old times and nature imagery **"The Social Whirled"** - A gossip column reporting on San Francisco society, mentioning Commodore Cornelius O'Connor, visitors to fashionable locations, and social events **"Wolf Raising"** - An article discussing Wisconsin's wolf-control bounty legislation, praising the state for restocking wolves and encouraging farmers to breed them for scalp bounties **"Fables and Anecdotes by Little Johnny"** - A humorous story about a pig and its master The page demonstrates *The Wasp's* mix of satirical social commentary, lighthearted humor, and commentary on contemporary issues—in this case, wildlife management policy.