Issues & Index Sources:  1894 – 1895

Publishers:   Young Sports Pub.
Mentioned in:   Dime Novel Bibliography

Mostly sports stories and serials almost wholly written by Stratemeyer.

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Religious paper.

Issues & Index Sources:  18-Jan-1934 – ?

Publishers:   Albion

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#becomes Juvenile Templar and Young Abstainer's Companion

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Religious paper.

"Specialist magazine for young writers aged about 7-15 years; ideas for them and writing by them. Includes interviews with famous writers by children, fiction and non-fiction pieces, poetry." Short stories are 750 words.

Subtitled "A Magazine of Romance, Fact and Fiction", contained fiction emphasizing car fantasies as well as articles, pictorial features, and advertisements.

Aimed at over-55s. Contains non-fiction features and some fiction; "short stories up to 1800 words".

May-be the same as the title listed below.

Issues & Index Sources:  2-Aug-1882 – 25-Apr-1888

Publishers:   A. Gibbons (Cambridge gives William Ingram)
Frequency:   weekly

A magazine of critical comment and creative writing, YOUTH published poetry; short stories by Edith Chapman, Basil Thompson, and Albert Goldstein; and critical essays by Ben Hecht, etc. etc.

Also published a single (November 1921) issue of Puberty edited by "Julius Caesar" and "Q. Caius Lucretius". This was a parody of Youth in name, title and contents containing the story "Erotic Doorknob - A Censored Chapter" by Achilles Hector and other contributions.

Issues & Index Sources:  26-Mar-1926 – ?

Frequency:   monthly

Subtitled "The Magazine for the Modern Generation", mainly non-fiction but included one vignette.

"Magazine of the Wesley Guild, Christian Endeavour, Youth Clubs and Sunday Schools in connection with the Methodist Church. Literary and religious articles of about 650 words."

Issues & Index Sources:  Nov-1907 – 1908

Publishers:   Amalgamated Press
Frequency:   monthly