The New England Home Magazine – March 19, 1899 – A Daughter of the Sun – No Label
This March 19, 1899 issue of The New England Home Magazine features the radiant cover image “A Daughter of the Sun,” accompanied by articles, stories, and illustrations that reflect the style, humor, and cultural interests of the late 19th century. The magazine is in good condition, overall in solid shape for its age, with only light, age-appropriate wear. The item pictured is the exact copy you will receive. Please check the photos for condition purposes. We offer combined shipping upon request, and every issue is shipped in a protective plastic covering.
Contents
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Cover Picture: A Daughter of the Sun
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Frontispiece: Miss Sargent
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The Travelers Club – Illustrated: The Poets’ Corner, Nelson’s Monument, Hampton Court, The Monument (p.532)
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Dreams—Odd, Dramatic and Amusing (p.539)
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The Most Beautiful Woman—Who Is She? – Illustrated feature (p.545)
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Famous Modern Artists – By Watson Stone, with illustrations: “Le Vidette,” “Van de Velde in His Studio,” “A Cup of Tea,” “Le Faucheur,” “The Card Players,” and “Desdemona.” (p.550)
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Our Cunning Little Folks – Illustrated vignettes of children: No school, no work—nothing to do but play, Seven inches of boy, Looking the camera in the eye, Devotions, Their first love affair, The little washerwoman, Mary had two little lambs, and Ain’t that a funny picture? (p.556)
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A White Robin – Poem by Nelly H. Woodworth (p.561)
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Men and Women as They Are – Anecdotes and character sketches (p.563)
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A Talk with Readers (p.568)
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Peculiar and Interesting – Illustrated notes: Nellie McHenry’s Dog, The Bashful Model, Sunset at Sea, and Col. Leonard Wood and Son. (p.569)
A delightful collectible for readers interested in antique photography, literary miscellany, and late-19th-century periodicals, this issue captures the charm and cultural spirit of its era.