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The Girl's Own Paper, Vol. 17
October 1895 - September 1896
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- Animals (Domestic)
- The Goat as a Pet for Girls, by Bryan Hook
- The Tree-Kittens, by Eliza Brightwen
- Arts & Crafts
- [Bag] For the Guest of a Night, by "Cousin Lil"
- Broché Work, by Josepha Crane
- Convenient Work-Bag, by "Cousin Lil"
- Drawn Canvas Work
- Embossed Leatherwork, by Blanche C. Saward
- Envelope Albums
- Fancy-Box Making, by Mary Pocock
- Five Crochet D'Oyleys
- New Parisian Knick-Knacks, by Leirion Clifford
- Nine Useful Stitches, by Josepha Crane
- Ornamenting: Wool Crochet Patterns
- Perverted Pipes, by "Cousin Lil"
- A Pretty Bed-Quilt
- A Simple Way of Making Deep Lid Boxes
- Star-Drift Work, by Pamela Bullock
- A Table with Cotton-Reel Legs, by "Cousin Lil"
- Wrinkles from the Laundry
- The British Isles
- "As Others See Us"
- The City of Wells, and Its Romantic Surroundings, by H.W. Brewer
- Business, Law & Government
- The Old Lady of Threadneedle Street Again
- Politics for Girls, by Frederick Ryland
- Childcare & Education
- Baby's Frock
- How to Manage a Band of Hope, by Linda Gardiner
- How to Manage a Band of Mercy, by Linda Gardiner
- Cooking & Entertaining
- Candies, by Lina Orman Cooper
- Chafing Dish Cooking, by Dora de Blaquière
- Cheeses, English and Foreign, and How to Recognize Them While Shopping, by An Old Lady
- Christmas Fare for Rich and Poor, by Lucy Yates
- Good Soups
- Lentils, by Lina Orman Cooper
- A Page of Puddings
- Popped Corn
- Recipes for the Month
- Some Austrian Recipes
- Some Cold Meat Cookery, by Amy S. Woods
- Some Eastern Sweets, by Lina Orman Cooper
- Some Economical Indian Dishes, by Lina Orman Cooper
- Some Recipes from an Old Housekeeper's Book
- Spring Soups, Salads and Vegetable Dishes
- Twelve Summer Beverages, by Amy S. Woods
- What We Did With Our Garden Fruit, by Lucy Helen Yates
- Education (Adult)
- On Shades in Bluestockings, by A.T. Schofield, MD
- Etiquette & Social Occasions
- On Conversation
- Fashion
- The Dress for Bicycling, by Dora de Blaquière
- Girls' Attire: The Newest and the Best (monthly)
- Home-Millinery Up to Date, by Dora de Blaquière
- On the Origin and History of Muffs, by Frank Hird
- A Young Servant's Outfit, and What to Buy for It
- Gardening
- Cactuses Mamillaria
- A Convenient Garden Seat
- Health
- "Between the Dark and the Daylight", by Gordon Stables, M.D., R.N. ("Medicus")
- "A Bit Fanciful, Sir", by Gordon Stables, M.D., R.N.
- Cycling: As a Pastime and for Health, by Gordon Stables, M.D., R.N. ("Medicus")
- The Health in Springtime, by Gordon Stables, M.D., R.N. ("Medicus")
- A Holiday at Home, by Gordon Stables, M.D., R.N. ("Medicus")
- How to Take Care of Teeth, by Jane Walker, M.D.
- A New Year's Health Sermon, by Gordon Stables, M.D., R.N. ("Medicus")
- A Plain Talk with Sensible Girls, by Gordon Stables, M.D., R.N. ("Medicus")
- Replies to Often-Asked Questions
- The Study of Nature for Health and Pleasure, by Gordon Stables, M.D., R.N. ("Medicus")
- History & Folklore
- England's Musical Past
- The Girl Who Couldn't Hold Her Tongue
- Mercy to Man and Beast
- The Names of Houses, by Dora de Blaquière
- The Riddle of the Sphinx, and Its Solution, by Harry Hall
- Romantic Legends of Sisters, by T.F. Thiselton Dyer
- Holidays
- Christmas Fare for Rich and Poor, by Lucy Yates
- Christmas in History
- Joy Cometh in the Morning: A Short [Christmas] Cantata for Girls' Voices - words by Helen Marion Burnside, music by Mary Augusta Salmond
- Popular Christmas Festivities in Naples
- Private Christmas Cards, by Gleeson White
- Household
- Country vs. Town Life for Small Incomes, by Mary G. Dallington
- The Girl-Brides of Hild's Haven, by Lucy Yates
- Household Leaks, by Annie E.D. Thornley
- Linen: Its Sewing and Washing
- On Gimcracks, by Maud Morison
- Our Artistic Home
- Winifred's Home, by Josepha Crane
- A Word to Girls on Thrift
- The Crimean Nightcap, by Cousin Lil
- Eyelet-Holes, Button-holes and Loops
- Home Dressmaking Up to Date, by Dora de Blaquière
- A Pretty Boot Pocket, by Pamela Bullock
- A Traveling Glove-Case, by Cousin Lil
- Music
- Albumblatt - music by E. Humperdinck
- Barcarolle (from "The Mountain Scenes") - dedicated to Madame Schumann, by Natalie Janotha
- Golden Bright on Hill and Valley: An Easter Carol - words by Florence Hoare, music by Myles Foster
- The Green Cavalier's Song - words by The Earl of Beaconsfield, music by H.R.H. Princess Henry of Battenberg (Princess Beatrice)
- Joy Cometh in the Morning: A Short [Christmas] Cantata for Girls' Voices - words by Helen Marion Burnside, music by Mary Augusta Salmond
- Mazurka - music by Lady Thompson
- One Foot Up, and One Foot Down (marching tune) - words from old nursery rhyme, music by C.A. Macirone
- Postlude, for Pianoforte or American Organ - music by Myles Foster
- Sunset: A Lullaby - words and music by Ruth Cove
- Nature
- Butterflies, Moths, and Other Strange Insects at the Zoo, by Fred Miller
- Coati-Mondis, by Richard Gurney
- The Study of Butterflies, by Fred Miller
- Objects, Curiosities & Antiquities
- Book-Plates
- Dresses of Strange Material, by Raymond T. Reid
- The Hourglass, by S.F.A. Caulfeild
- Venetian Beads, by Frank Hird
- Womanly Weapons, by Mary Morris
- People
- ALEXANDER, Cecil Frances, by William Cowan
- MORE, Hannah, Some Memorials of, by Rose Bourdillon
- ROSENTHAL - A Word About Herr Rosenthal the Pianist, by William Porteous
- SCHUMANN, Madame, by J.F. Rowbotham
- TUCKER, Charlotte - "Life of A.L.O.E." by Agnes Giberne (book review)
- Modern Women Songwriters, by Esther Palliser
- Recreation & Travel
- Advice to Girl-Cyclists, by Lillias Campbell Davidson
- Bell-Ringing for Girls
- The Cycling Craze, by A.T. Schofield, MD
- The Dress for Bicycling, by Dora de Blaquière
- How I Learned to Bicycle, by Constance Hastings
- How to Make an Ice Sledge
- To Cyclists: Amenities of the Road, by Ernest Bowden
- Royalty
- Mrs. Fawcett's Life of Queen Victoria, by Clotilda Marson
- Social Issues & Causes
- Home Parties of the Poor, by Emma Brewer
- How to Manage a Band of Hope, by Linda Gardiner
- How to Manage a Band of Mercy, by Linda Gardiner
- The Mother's Prayer, by Emily Macirone
- On Work Among the Poor
- Winter Parties of the Poor
- Women's Issues
- Man and Woman
- No Place at Home, by Lucy Yates
- Work
- Barmaids and Waitresses in Restaurants, Their Work and Temptations
- The Buckinghamshire Lace Industry and Its Revival, by the Countess of Buckinghamshire
- The Cinderellas of the National Household: Jute Girls in the East End, by Lloyd Lester
- The Cinderellas of the National Household: The Match-Makers of East London, by Lloyd Lester
- Domestic Service
- Dressmakers and Milliners at Work and at Leisure
- Girls Who Work With Their Hands
- How a Girl Can Train for a Sanitary Inspectorship, by Josepha Crane
- A Young Servant's Outfit, and What to Buy for It
- World Travel, Cultures & Colonies
- An Alpine Paradise
- Corsican Maidens, Manners and Mysteries
- In a French Nobleman's Family, by The Governess
- Kalimpong: A Girl's Ride into British Butan
- Ladies' Maids of the East, by L. Pierson
- Life on a Transvaal Salt Farm
- The Maiden's Bell
- On and Off a Pack-Saddle in Central Japan, by S.J. Rowe
- Our Girls in Switzerland, by Josepha Crane
- Popular Christmas Festivities in Naples
- Women in Finland
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