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The Continent [v4, No. 83, September 5, 1883] ed. Albion W. Tourgée (Our Continent Publishing Company, 10¢, 32pp+, tabloid) [] Details supplied by Denny Lien from an online copy at the Internet Archive. 289 · The Charge of the Heavy Brigade · Henry W. B. Howard · ar 298 · Judith: A Chronicle of Old Virginia [Part ? of ?] · Marion Harland · sl 307 · What Is Classical Music? · W. R. Thompson · ar 310 · Three Little Emigrants · Ellen Soulé Carhart · ss 312 · The What-to-Do Club [Part ? of ?] · Helen Campbell · sl 315 · Migma · The Editor · ed 317 · The Bookshelf · [uncredited] · br 319 · New Books · [uncredited] · ms 320 · In Lighter Vein · Misc. · hu

The Continent Weekly Magazine Title changed from The Continent.

The Continent Weekly Magazine [v4 #92, November 14, 1883] ed. Albion W. Tourgée (Our Continent Publishing Company, 10¢, tabloid) [] Fiction contents only, also contains article, essay, editorials, and poems. 609 · Tenants of an Old Farm · Henry C. McCook · nf 618 · Once There Was a Man [Part ? of ?] · R. H. Newell · sl 630 · Mrs. Rooney’s Twins · Belle C. Greene · ss · The What-to-Do Club [Part ? of ?] · Helen Campbell · sl

The Continent Weekly Magazine [v4, No. 93, November 21, 1883] ed. Albion W. Tourgée (Our Continent Publishing Company, 10¢, 32pp+, tabloid) [] Details supplied by Denny Lien from an online copy at the Internet Archive. 641 · Once There Was a Man [Part ? of ?] · R. H. Newell · sl 654 · Criteria of School Work · S. T. Skidmore · ar; in Table of Contents as Sidney T. Skidmore. 656 · The Drum Major of Ballyneagh · Thomas P. Gill · ss 661 · The Unkindest Cut of All · Irene A. Safford · ar 662 · An Old Picture · Lee Rouseau · pm 663 · The Haunted Pool · David Ker · ss 664 · The What-to-Do Club [Part ? of ?] · Helen Campbell · sl 667 · Migma · The Editor · ed 668 · The Bookshelf · [uncredited] · br 672 · In Lighter Vein · Misc. · hu

The Continent Weekly Magazine [v4, No. 94, November 28, 1883] ed. Albion W. Tourgée (Our Continent Publishing Company, 10¢, 32pp+, tabloid) [] Details supplied by Denny Lien from an online copy at the Internet Archive. 673 · November Snow · Edward Coggswell · pm 674 · Once There Was a Man [Part ? of ?] · R. H. Newell · sl 689 · On Mountain Heights · Julia H. Thayer · pm 690 · Judy · Mary Willetts · ss 692 · A Few Points About Nurses and Nursing · W. B. Reynolds · ar 694 · Afloat · Frank B. Converse · ss 696 · The What-to-Do Club [Part ? of ?] · Helen Campbell · sl 700 · Migma · The Editor · ed 701 · The Bookshelf · [uncredited] · br 702 · New Books · [uncredited] · ms 703 · Notes and Queries · Misc. · ms 704 · Reference Calendar · [uncredited] · ms

The Continent Weekly Magazine [v4, No. 98, December 26, 1883] ed. Albion W. Tourgée (Our Continent Publishing Company, 10¢, 32pp+, tabloid) [] Details supplied by Denny Lien from an online copy at the Internet Archive. 801 · A Study of the Sphinx · Nathan Koans · pm 803 · The False Prophet in Soudan · Charles Ledyard Norton · ar 808 · Ruy Diaz, El Campeador · Helen Campbell · ss 814 · Uncle Amos and His Christmas Gifts · Mary D. Brine · pm 817 · Christmas Eve · Julia H. Thayer · pm 817 · A Dream of the Sphinx · Adelaide Waldron · pm 818 · Saucy Phyllis · Fanny Foster Clark · ss 829 · Migma · The Editor · ed 830 · The Bookshelf · [uncredited] · br 830 · Notes · Misc. · ms 832 · Reference Calendar · [uncredited] · ms

The Continent Weekly Magazine [August 13, 1884] [] Issue partially indexed. · On the Stroke of the Clock · Ellen Louise Chandler Moulton · ss

Our Home   (about)

Our Home [June 1926] (Hutchinson & Co. (Publishers) Ltd., 3d, 48pp, 6½″ x 9½″ s/s) [] Only fiction listed. Details supplied by John Eggeling. 245 · The Custody of the Child · “Rita” · nv The Sovereign Magazine September 1922 255 · Little Anne in the City · Temple Bailey · ss Munsey’s Magazine June 1911 273 · Ducal Coronets · Dorothea Conyers · ss The Sovereign Magazine March 1922 277 · Old Grumps and the Fairies. A Story for Children · W. Williams · vi

Our Little Men and Women   (about)

Our Little Men and Women [December 1891] (D. Lothrop Company, 10¢, 24pp+, 7¼″ x 9½″) [] Details supplied by Steve Miller. 229 · Very Like a Fairy Story · C. P. Stuart · ss 236 · Lady Gay · Mrs. George Archibald · ss 239 · Kitty’s Papa · Annie L. Hannah · vi 242 · The Little Freighter · Jennie F. Stealey · ss 244 · Why Sister Sue Didn’t Go to Church · A. H. H. · vi 245 · “Pride Goes Before a Fall” · Sophie Scissors · ss

Our Own Magazine   (about) The magazine is a distinctly “worthy” one. It is subtitled “A Monthly Paper for Young People” and was “Issued by the Children’s Special Service Mission” in Paternoster Row in London, which is evidently a Christian institution of some kind. In 1915 the magazine was edited by T.B. Bishop, was profusely illustrated with a mixture of photographs and illustrations. Each issue contained 10 or so vignettes with an overtly-Christian moral, followed by 2-3 pages on the scripture readings for each day of the month.

Our Own Magazine [January 1915] (Children’s Special Service Mission, 1d, 16pp, 6¼″ x 8½″) [] · Godwin the Newsboy · Courthope Todd · vi · “It Struck Thirteen” · Evelyn M. Hingston · vi · What He Wanted · [uncredited] · vi · Only an Inn · K. M. Bell · vi · The Settler’s Dream · Elinor M. Rice · vi · Rosalind · Courthope Todd · vi · All the Difference · M. Hickley · vi · Clare’s Loyalty · Kathleen M. Bell · vi · Brother and Saviour · M. Hickley · vi · How the Melody Came · Elinor M. Rice · vi · “My Big Brother Jim” · M. Hickley · vi

Our World   (about)

Our World [v1 #1, April 1922] (Houston Publishing Company, 25¢, 112pp, standard) [] fiction and poetry only listed. Details supplied by Denny Lien. 32 · The Worm Turns · Simeon Strunsky · ss 71 · Towers of Remembrance · Robert Underwood Johnson · pm

Our World [v1 #2, May 1922] (Houston Publishing Company, 25¢, 112pp, standard) [] Details supplied by Denny Lien. 60 · The Great American Amplifier [Walter J. Woof] · Elmer Davis · ss

Our World [v1 #3, June 1922] (Houston Publishing Company, 25¢, 116pp, standard) [] Details supplied by Denny Lien. 30 · Chinese Tactics for Germany [Emperor Tsui-Fun] · Simeon Strunsky · ss

Our World [v1 #4, July 1922] (Houston Publishing Company, 25¢, 124pp, standard) [] Details supplied by Denny Lien. 97 · Watchful Indifference [Walter J. Woof] · Elmer Davis · ss

Our World [v1 #5, August 1922] (Houston Publishing Company, 25¢, 124pp, standard) [] Details supplied by Denny Lien. 21 · Ancient Asia’s Wild Young People [Emperor Tsui-Fun] · Simeon Strunsky · ss

Our World [v1 #6, September 1922] (Houston Publishing Company, 25¢, 120pp, standard) [] Details supplied by Denny Lien. 103 · How Europe Got That Way [Walter J. Woof] · Elmer Davis · ss

Our World [v2 #1, October 1922] (Houston Publishing Company, 25¢, 130pp, standard) [] Details supplied by Denny Lien. 14 · The Panama Canal · O. J. Gude · pm

Our World [v2 #2, November 1922] (Houston Publishing Company, 25¢, 126pp, standard) [] Details supplied by Denny Lien. 84 · The Use of Discord [Emperor Tsui-Fun] · Simeon Strunsky · ss

Our World [v2 #4, January 1923] (Houston Publishing Company, 25¢, 122pp, standard) [] Details supplied by Denny Lien. 7 · Christ of Everywhere · Henry van Dyke · pm

Our World [v2 #5, February 1923] (Houston Publishing Company, 25¢, 132pp, standard) [] Details supplied by Denny Lien. 80 · Hardships of the Helpful [Walter J. Woof] · Elmer Davis · ss

Our World [v2 #6, March 1923] (Houston Publishing Company, 25¢, 132pp, standard) [] Details supplied by Denny Lien. 41 · Jean-Louis Coste, Mechanic · Paul Bourget; translated by Virginia Watson · ss 53 · Prrou · Colette; translated by Princess Alexander Gagarine · ss 67 · Novgorod the Great · Guber; translated by Dorothy P. Radin · pm 77 · Romany Pride · Adrio Val · ss

Our World [v3 #1, April 1923] ed. Arthur Bullard, Herbert S. Houston, Malcolm W. Davis, Harriet V. Wishnieff & Sara Robinson (Houston Publishing Company, 25¢, 122pp+, standard) [] Details supplied by Denny Lien from Table of Contents. · Henry Prather Fletcher · [uncredited] · fp 3 · A Union of the Americas · Arthur Bullard · ar 8 · America Quits the Rhine · Katherine Mayo · ar 14 · The Other Americans—and Their Lands · Various · ms 27 · The Patchwork Quilt · Monteiro Lobato; translated by Isaac Goldberg · ss 33 · A Spokesman of the Spanish World · Harriet V. Wishnieff · bg [Ref. Jacinto Benavente] 35 · The Promise of South America · Jacinto Benavente · ar 38 · Intrigues for Lost Crowns · Princess Catherine Radziwill · ar 45 · The Wish Upon the Waters · Oliver Onions · ss 55 · Communion · Charles Moravia; translated by Faith V. Vilas · pm 57 · Uruguay’s Plan for the Americas · [uncredited] · ms 58 · A Little Nation’s Big Program · Earl Chapin May · iv [Ref. President Brum of Uruguay] 63 · Allying the Women of the Americas · [uncredited] · ms 64 · Ending Central America’s Wars · Boaz Long · ar 72 · The Piebald Horses · Alexander Kuprin; translated by Princess Alexander Gagarine · ss 77 · Orphan Cities of the Near East · Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker · ar 83 · Nails of Iron from the North · Johan Falkberget; translated by Karoline M. Knudsen · ss 89 · What Germany Has Given America · Albert Bernhardt Faust · ar; the fourth article of the series “America Still in the Making” 97 · Through South American Eyes · Harriet V. Wishnieff · ar 101 · Where Goes the World? · [uncredited] · ed 108 · What Would You Do About It? · [uncredited] · cl 109 · What People Want to Know · Wallace W. Atwood · cl 110 · Windows on the World · Malcolm W. Davis · cl 118 · Latin America for Investment · James Carson · ar

Our World [v3 #2, May 1923] (Houston Publishing Company, 25¢, 134pp+, standard) [] Details supplied by Denny Lien. 15 · The Changeling · Selma Lagerlöf; translated by Karoline M. Knudsen · ss 58 · A Poet in Uniform · Roland Dorgeles; translated by William D. Windom · ss 77 · Raskil the Wood-Rogue · Henry Williamson · ss Pan: The Fiction Magazine November 1922 84 · Old Andrew’s Song · Jan Poruk; translated by Dorothy Prall Radin · pm World Fiction

Our World [v3 #3, June 1923] (Houston Publishing Company, 25¢, 134pp+, standard) [] Details supplied by Denny Lien. 43 · Negonko · W. L. George · ss 63 · Panna Teofilia · A. Damanskaya; translated by Mima Lazarewsky · ss 96 · While There’s Gold There’s Hope [Emperor Tsui-Fun] · Simeon Strunsky · ss 106 · the Captain’s Honor · Ramón del Valle-Inclán; translated by Princess Alexander Gagarine · vi 108 · The Poets · Albert Samain; translated by Lilian White Spencer · pm

Our World [v3 #4, July 1923] (Houston Publishing Company, 25¢, 126pp+, standard) [] Details supplied by Denny Lien. 30 · A Bat in Search of an Author · Luigi Pirandello; translated by Alice Rohe · ss 47 · The Mother’s Complaint · Nikolai Nekrasov; translated by Dorothy Prall Radin · pm 54 · Poucette · Colette; translated by Princess Alexander Gagarine · ss 73 · The Concert · Luisa Saracini-Belfort; translated by Laura Sanford Hoffman · ss 96 · The Voice of Allah · Rudolf Lindau; translated by Frederick H. Martens · ss

Our World [v3 #5, August 1923] (Houston Publishing Company, 25¢, 138pp+, standard) [] Details supplied by Denny Lien. 35 · The Man Who Couldn’t Learn · Ferenc Molnar; translated by Ernest J. Euphrat · ss 65 · The Guest · Paul Bourget; translated by Virginia Watson · ss 85 · An Adventure of My Wife’s · Ferdinando d’Amora; translated by Arthur Livingston · ss 99 · To Her Advantage · Florence Hackett · ss

Our World [v3 #6, September 1923] (Houston Publishing Company, 25¢, 138pp+, standard) [] Details supplied by Denny Lien. 48 · How the Lord Got Asmund’s Hay · Hans Aanrud; translated by Edwin Bjorkman · ss 74 · Bloody Bill Brock [Bill Brock] · Henry Williamson · ss 88 · Silver Paper · Raoul Auernheimer; translated by Marion H. Weigall · ss 93 · A Samurai of Nippon · José Mariá Heredia; translated by Mary Folwell Hoisington · pm

Our World [v4 #1, October 1923] (Houston Publishing Company, 25¢, 128pp+, standard) [] Details supplied by Denny Lien. 28 · A Swathe of Summer · James Rorty · pm 30 · Corn · Charles Tenney Jackson · ss 57 · The Gypsy Van · Paul Bourget; translated by Virginia Watson · ss