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Arts and Crafts: Art Needlework, by Helen Marion Burnside; Fancy Braid Crochet; Knotting, by B.C. Saward; Small Articles Made with Plush, Satin Sheeting, Satin Merveilleux, and Piece Linen, by B.C. Saward; Torchon Lace and How to Make It, by B.C. Saward; My Work Basket; Barbotine Pottery Painting in Two Lessons, by Fred Miller; Coloured Leaves: How to Print Them; Crayonium, by B.C. Saward; How to Paint Upon Satin and Silk, by B.C. Saward; Lustra Painting, by B.C. Saward; Stencil Decoration, by Fred Miller
Cooking and Home: Broken Bread and What to Do With It, by Phillis Browne; Cookery for the Poor, by Phillis Browne; Home-Made Jam, by Phillis Browne; Home-Made Pickles, by Phillis Browne; How to Provide Food for Small Families, by Phillis Browne; The Right Way of Making Tea and Coffee, by Phillis Browne; Teacakes and Rolls for Breakfast Tea, by Phillis Browne
Etiquette: Etiquette for "Our Brothers", by S.F.A. Caulfield; How to Address People of Title, by Ardern Holt; Punctuation Viewed in a New Light, by S.F.A. Caulfield; Some Hints on Giving Presents
Fashion: The Fairy of the Family: Family Clothing, by Dora de Blaquiere; Dress: In Season and In Reason, by A Lady Dressmaker
Folklore: Girls' Christian Names
Health: The Health Advice of Medicus: Tea in Health and Sickness · How to Nurse and Tend the Aged · Medicines: When to Take and When to Avoid · Exercise, and How to Benefit By It · Early to Bed and Early to Rise · A Plea for Vegetables v. Drugs · Pure Air: What It Can Do · What a House Ought to Be to Be Healthy · Sleep · The Secret of Home Happiness and Wealth · In the Fall of the Year; Domestic Poisons: Their Detection and Antidotes, by An Analyst
History: Curiosities of Court Receptions, by the Hon. Mrs. Armytage; A Female Crusoe/Another Female Crusoe; The Foundling of Kempten, by the Baroness van Gilta; A Girl's Own Paper Three Hundred and Sixty Years Ago; About Gloves and Their Significance, by Henry Frith

Holidays: May-Day in France, by Annie Kemm, F.R.H.S.
Home and Home Decor: The Linen of the House, by Dora de Blaquiere; Screens for Fireplaces, by B.C. Saward; Spots and Stains and How to Clean Them, by Dora de Blaquiere; A Water Bouquet, by Lady Hope
Nature, Countryside and Gardens: Creepers and Climbing Plants, by Gordon Stables; Girls' Own Pets (Foreign Birds), by Gordon Stables; Window Gardening, by Gordon Stables
Royalty: Anecdotes of Queen Victoria and the Royal Family
Travel and World Cultures: An Armenian Girl's Betrothal and Marriage; The Colonies and Dependencies of Great Britain, by Mrs. Brewer; The Girl's Own: Travel Accounts; Hints to Travelers, by Ruth Daney; A Lady's Journey to Texas, and Back Again, by Julia Conron; May-Day in France, by Annie Kemm, F.R.H.S.; Our Journey to Persia; A Tremendous Journey (Queensland)
Victorian Life: A Few Words About Modern Jews, by Constance M. Finn; The Girl's Own Home, by The Countess of Aberdeen; Girls' Work in the Mission Field: Europe, by Mary Selwood; Hints to Travelers, by Ruth Daney; How I Learned to Play Lawn Tennis; The Kindergarten, by Dora Hope; Occupations for Children, by Dora Hope; Servants and Service, by Ruth Lamb (9 parts); The Thames Church Mission, by Anne Beale; Toboggans and Tobogganing, by Alfred C.W. Harmsworth; An Underground Excursion [into a coal-pit], by Ruth Lamb; Winter Entertainments in Villages, by Gentianella; Y.W.C.A., by the Hon. Emily Kinnaird
Work, Careers, Business, Education: Female Clerkships in the Post Office; A Few Words on Money Matters; Higher Thoughts on Girls' Occupations: Literature, by Alice King; Higher Thoughts on Girls' Occupations: Music, by Alice King; Higher Thoughts on Girls' Occupations: Teaching the Young, by Alice King
FICTION: Robina Crusoe and Her Lonely Island Home

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