Just to update on the project.  I haven't gone away or anything.

I'm evaluating my options for a better way to archive and present these things.  It's becoming clear that the way I'm doing it now, isn't exactly useful.  That and (like everything else) time has become an obstacle.  It's happening, just slower than I'd like.

What I would really like, is a true "library" sort of system, where I can keep track of articles, their author, the artists, even the ads, by page, by issue, etc.  Possibly (hopefully) including OCR'ing some of this stuff.  I'm looking at Greenstone at the moment....

In case you were wondering why it hasn't been updated in months :D  I didn't want to go pouring more images into this system if I'm just going to replace it.

• The Snow Shovel
• Narrative: Snow Balling; Or, The Christmas Dollar, A Story Founded on Fact - By Miss Leslie (concluded from our last.)
• Morality: The Robin's Nest, The Sunday Party
• Benevolence: The Load of Coals
• The Nursery: Have You Any Brothers and Sisters
• Religion: The Little Captive Maid of Israel
• Editorial: Good Morals and Good Manners

Link: The Youth's Companion Magazine - December 28th, 1838 - Vol. 12 - No. 33

• Reading and Sewing
• Narrative: Beauty is Vain
• Parental: Festivals, by Mrs. L.H. Sigourney
• The Nursery: How Easy it is to Obey, A Lesson For Young Children
• Morality: The Cottager, by Mrs. L.H. Sigourney; The Rabbits (A True Story)
• Variety: The Huzzas of Posterity, A Motherly Monkey, A Chinese Boy, Escape, Melancholy Accident, A Child Burned to Death, A Good Wife
• Poetry: Little Harry Lee, by "Cousin Mary"; Children at Play

Link: The Youth's Companion Magazine - November 30th, 1838 - Vol. 12 - No. 29

• James Happy at Work
• Narrative: A Lost Child
• Morality: Abundance of Blessings
• Descriptive: Sufferings and Death of the Apostles
• Religion: Wait For the Light
• Sabbath School: To the Children in my Sister's School, at B-----, Hartford, June 2, 1838; The Old Man's Story
• Variety: The Little Girl and the Statue, "I Just Did", A Sailor, Bed Prayers, Singular Reason for Joining the Sabbath School
• Poetry: A Wife's Affection, by "Roy"; Hymn (Composed to be sung at a Juvenile Temperance Meeting.) [Ed - Wha?]; My Mother

Link: The Youth's Companion Magazine - October 19th, 1838 - Vol. 12 - No. 23

• The Stolen Picture
• Narrative: Emily Warner,--No. 3
• Morality: Punctuality
• The Nursery: The Little Girl Who Wanted None of God's Good Things
• Religion: A Talk About Death, A Praying Heart Will Find a Place to Pray
• Sabbath School: Hide and Seek
• Variety: Excerpts from "My First School Book" pub. by Perkins & Marvin: What Kitty Did, Toothache; [Unintell...], The Jew Boy, Influence of the Bible on a Sailor Boy, The Honest Effort, Ill-nature
• Poetry: Respect for Age, by L.H.S.; A Child's Evening Prayer, by S.S. [Sabbath School?] Teacher; I Must Be Neat, from Christian Intelligencer; Child's Morning Prayer, from the Watchman

Link: The Youth's Companion Magazine - October 12th, 1838 - Vol. 12 - No. 22

• Give Me The Sword, Child's Annual
• Narrative: A Thrifty Family
• Morality: The Wise Choise; or, Greenwich Fair
• The Nursery: Do Thyself No Harm
• Benevolence: A Leaf From a Missionary Journal
• Obituary: Elizabeth Tenney, (from the Watchtower) [Ed. -- -That- Watchtower?]
• Religion: The Wounded Soldier
• Editorial: The Wood-Vine
• Variety: The Bee and the Butterfly, from the Western Christian Advocate, "Written by a little girl nine years of age," Glorianna H. Killbourne; Praying with the Heart, Reasoning of the Child
• Poetry: A Child's Garden, by Mary Hewitt

Link: The Youth's Companion Magazine - August 31st, 1838 - Vol. 12 - No. 16