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.

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#incorporated into Every Girl's Paper

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Religious paper. Entitled Children's Corner, 1-171; Chimney Corner, 172-202.

Children's supplement to Home News (adult).

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#merges with Jack and Jill

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From Apr-1914 to May-1915, the title on the cover was portrayed as My Children's Magazine although the title on the Table of Contents was My Magazine throughout. Also included the Little Paper supplement between-Sep-1910 - Jun-1919 (194 issues).

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#becomes Arthur Mee's 1000 Heroes

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Giveaway with Wonder Box (adult) or sold separately at 1d.

Issues & Index Sources:  1912 – ?

Publishers:   Marks & Spencer
Pagecounts:   68pp
Frequency:   monthly

"An Illustrated Penny Magazine for growing Boys and Girls".

Religious paper.