The Home Magazine: An Illustrated Paper for Sunday and Weekday Reading was published by the George Newnes publishing company, founded by George Newnes (who is perhaps most famous for publishing The Strand). As the title suggests, it offered primarily religious fare. Eventually it merged with The Sunday Strand and Illustrated Home Monthly, also published by the Newnes company.

Animals (Domestic)

A Queer Little [Dog] Graveyard

Architecture

Artistic Ideas in Church Decoration

History & Folklore

Caterpillars in Church

Holidays

Carols and Carol Singers

The Mistletoe, by Sutherland Walker

The Queen's Christmas

[Well-dressing] A Charming Village Service

Industry & Manufacturing

Needles

Where the Money Comes from [The Royal Mint]

Military

How the Victoria Cross Was Won

Objects, Curiosities & Antiquities

Crowns and Their Wearers

The Cunning of the Cutler: Queer Things Made in Sheffield

Curiosities of Church and Chapel

Street Toy Sellers and Their Wares

People

[Gordon] The Hero of Khartoum

How Thirteen Men Went to the North Pole

Religion

The Garden of Eden Discovered

Science & Technology

The Lamp-Post Up to Date: A Novel Experiment

Work

Twixt Earth and Sky: Pages from a Steeplejack's Diary

World Travel, Cultures & Colonies

[Borchgrevink's] Antarctic Expedition

How Thirteen Men Went to the North Pole

Strange Sects