Item - The People's Home Journal, v. IX, no. 3, March 1894

(source: Digital Library @ Villanova University)

Online Full Text:	Digital Library @ Villanova University (Note: contains significant insect damage)
Series:	The People's Home Journal (Lupton) — v. 9 no. 3
Contents:	Viva (Work, pages 1-2) Buried in a Mine (Work, page 3) Transplanting Hair in China (Work, page 3) Since Mother Died (Work, page 4) The Thorpe Pride (Work, chapters IX-XII (conclusion), pages 4-6) Jessie Graham (Work, chapters XVI-XVII (conclusion), pages 6-7) Which Was Best? (Work, pages 9-10) Sugar Weather (Work, page 10) Modest Mr. Singleton (Work, pages 10-11) March Midnight (Work, page 12) The Tragedy of Lime Hall (Work, chapters VIII-XIII, pages 12-13, 3rd cover page) Renovating Hat Trimmings (Work, page 14)
Date:	March, 1894
Edition Description:	Also included: unattributed poems ("The Coming of March", "Violets"), "The Household" department ("Strawberry Lace", "Richmond Lace", "Cooking Recipes", "The Home Doctor", "Miscellaneous"), advertisements, "Our Boys and Girls" department ("Baby's First Tooth", "The Toad's Wife—A Fairy Story", "Tricks of Conjuring", "Illustrated Rebus"), "Humorous" department ("Running a Newspaper", "Joshua and the Pig", "Splinters"), short filler items ("Value of Old Books", "The Tea Plant", "Electric Invention of the Future", "What Zero Means", "Cost of Furs").
Length:	20 pages