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The Girl's Own Paper, Vol. 16
October 1894 - September 1895
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- Animals (Domestic)
- Concerning Cats, by E.F. Bridell-Fox
- A "Fairy" Story, by Eliza Brightwen
- Mungo, by Eliza Brightwen
- Our Storks
- Tame Doves, by Eliza Brightwen
- Arts & Crafts
- Crazy China: What It Is and How to Make It, by Dora de Blaquière
- Crochet Trimmings
- Duster Work, by Josepha Crane
- How I Painted a Tambourine
- How to Paint Velvet in Oil Colours with a Pen, by Priscilla Harrison
- The New Lace Applique, by Leirion Clifford
- New Sequin Embroidery, by Leirion Clifford
- A Useful Pig [Match-holder], by "Cousin Lil"
- Cooking & Entertaining
- Afternoon Tea Dainties
- Curry and Rice
- Italian Methods of Cooking Eggs
- Marmalades, by Dora de Blaquière
- On the Making of Porridges by Dora de Blaquière
- The Possibilities of a Leg of Mutton, by Lina Orman Cooper
- Syrups for Home Use, by Dora de Blaquière
- Education (Adult)
- University Degrees for Women: Their History and Value, by Katherine St. John Conway
- Etiquette & Social Occasions
- The Etiquette of Card-Leaving, by Sophia F.A. Caulfeild
- Guest and the Guest-Chamber, and Etiquette Between Guests, by Sophia F.A. Caulfeild
- On Sympathy
- Some Objectionable Wedding Customs
- Fashion
- The Garb of Our Grandmothers
- Girls' Attire: The Newest and the Best (monthly)
- Winifred's Wardrobe, by Josepha Crane
- Gardening
- My London Conservatory
- Rival Queens: The Tale of the Lilies, by John Allen
- The Tomato: Its Origin, Cultivation and Varieties, by John Allen
- Health
- 1895, by Gordon Stables, M.D., R.N. ("Medicus")
- "Caught a Bit of a Chill, Perhaps", by Gordon Stables, M.D., R.N. ("Medicus")
- The Eyes: Their Strength and Beauty, by Gordon Stables, M.D., R.N. ("Medicus")
- How to Be Merry in May, by Gordon Stables, M.D., R.N. ("Medicus")
- Neglected Colds and Winter Coughs, by Gordon Stables, M.D., R.N. ("Medicus")
- Preparing to Face the Winter, by Gordon Stables, M.D., R.N. ("Medicus")
- The Poetry of Motion, by Dora de Blaquière
- Recipes for Perfumes
- Some Special Points of Female Beauty, by Gordon Stables, M.D., R.N. ("Medicus")
- Useful Pastimes for Health and Pleasure, by Gordon Stables, M.D., R.N. ("Medicus")
- History & Folklore
- Archaeology for Girls, by H.W. Brewer
- On Brasses and Brass Rubbing, by Gertrude Harraden (GOP 1893, 1894, 1895)
- Fashions in Girls' Christian Names, by Dora de Blaquière
- A [Cookbook] Relic of the Good Old Times
- Rhymed Memory Aids, by Maud Morrison
- Romance in the Delta, by L. Edw. Steele
- Rose Legends
- "A Very Ancient City and Three Fair Brides"
- Women Workers' Songs, by Laura Alex. Smith
- Holidays
- Christmas and Birthday Cards, by L. Fanny Rose
- Christmas Customs Here and Elsewhere, by William Cowan
- Household
- Brush and Comb and Nightdress Bags Made from Three Pocket Handkerchiefs, by Cousin Lil
- A Corner Dressing Table
- A Few Remarks on Plain Sewing
- Household Routine
- How We Live in London on a Pound a Week, by Lloyd Lester
- A Lady in Her Inglenook
- Living in Lodgings, by Josepha Crane
- Some Home-Made Effects
- Spring-Clean, by Verax
- Life
- Notes from Our Village Green, by Barbara Marsh
- Music
- Notices of New Music
- Andante, for the Pianoforte - music by H.R.H. The Hereditary Grand Duke of Hesse
- The Blue-Eyed Maiden's Song - words by The Earl of Beaconsfield, music by H.R.H. Princess Beatrice
- Eventide - words by Adelina Fermi, music by Charles Banks
- Since I Was Young - words by May Probyn, music by Theodore Marzials
- Song - words by Barham, music by Frank Barat
- Sweet and Low - music by Tennyson, music by Lady Tennyson, arranged by Natalie Janotha
- Tuning Up - words by Charles Peters, music by Natalie Janotha
- Nature
- Asnapper: The Brown Owl, by Eliza Brightwen
- Objects, Curiosities & Antiquities
- Gondolas, by Helen Zimmern
- People
- HANDEL, by J.F. Rowbotham
- MOZART: His Life and Influence on the Development of Pianoforte Literature, by Edgar Mills
- WOOD, Mrs. Henry: A Memoir by Charles Wood (book review)
- Literary Households, by Sarah Tytler
- Women and Girls as Inventors and Discoverers, by S.F.A. Caulfeild
- Recreation & Travel
- How We Did Our Living Pictures
- Royalty
- Wilhelmina, the Little Queen of Holland
- Social Issues & Causes
- How Girls Can Help Workhouse Inmates, by B.C. Saward
- My Life Work, by May Carden
- The Royal Home for Ladies, by Frank Hird
- Women's Issues
- Cartoon: Contrasts
- Flirts and Flirting
- The Missed Mission
- On the Perfecting of the Modern Girl, by A.T. Schofield, MD
- Self-Modelling, by A.T. Schofield, MD
- Work
- An Autumn Thanksgiving: The Harvest of the Sea, by Beatrice Smallfield
- An American Woman on the English Working Girl
- An Extinct Industry [Law Copying]
- Factory Girls at Work and Play, by Lloyd Lester
- Girls Who Work in the Fields: The Hop-Pickers
- How to Become a Hospital Nurse
- The Jersey Knitters
- London Flower Girls After the Great Frost
- Something About Typewriting and Typists
- A Specimen Factory Girl, by Frances Hicks
- The Story of a London Factory Girls' Club, by Mary Canney
- Women's Work: Its Value and Possibilities
- World Travel, Cultures & Colonies
- Housekeeping on the Alps, by Susan Carpenter
- The Kyah and His Cow, by M.E. Cawley
- Reminiscences of Norway, by Dora de Blaquière
- A Visit to a Benighted City [Tangier], by the Countess of Meath
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