Very little is known about this title which seems to be a one-shot pulp launched by H.C. Blackerby who also launched another one-shot detective pulp, Gem Detective, and a one-shot western pulp called Prize Western at the same time. The title was later used by Frank Communale for a true crime magazine in the 1950s.

True crime.

Very little is known about this title which seems to be a one-shot pulp published by the Canadian publisher Norman Book Company reprinting stories from their other magazines such as Daredevil Detective Stories and World-Wide Detective Stories. No date is shown in the magazine but it was probably published in 1942 or 1943.

Minor fanzine containing some fiction.

Issues & Index Sources:  1842 – 1843

Frequency:   monthly

Although aimed at teachers and adults primarily concerned with educational matters, the 1966 edition of W&A Year Book entry reveals it was also a market for "short stories for young children (length: 1000 to 2000 words)."

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Issues & Index Sources:  1892 – 1900

Issues & Index Sources:  1900

Publishers:   Stoneman

Issues & Index Sources:  1891 – ?

For most of it's life was a general children's magazine aimed at young children (around 9-11 years old), but was briefly subtitled "Mystery and Science-Fiction Magazine", and intended for children up to 14 years old.

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#merges with Children's Digest

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Issues & Index Sources:  1910? – ?:

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Publishers:   Stebbins and Co.
Editors:   Charles M. Stebbins

Published twice annually, each issue contains a mix of science fiction and fantasy fiction and poetry.

Issues & Index Sources:  1899

Religious paper.

Issues & Index Sources:  Dec-1946:

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Publishers:   Skyline Publications, Inc.
Mentioned in:   The Adventure House Guide to the Pulps

Religious paper which also published short stories.