New Patterns in Book-End Papers (1892)

Supplement to The British Bookmaker 58 (April 1892).

The Savage Fairies Set Their Dragon on the King, and It Devoured Him before My Very Eyes (1892)

The Fairy Tales of Madame D'Aulnoy, Newly Done Into English With an Introduction by Ann Thackery Ritchie, Illustrated by Clinton Peters (London: Lawrence and Bullen, 1868), 373.

Just as the Different Sewing Machines Can Be Made to Embroider so Can a Typewriter Be Made to Draw (1892)

“Point of View: Mechanical Pictures,” Business 12 (February 1892): 33. 

False Positions (1892)

Edward Scott, Dancing as an Art and Pastime (London: George Bell and Sons, 1892), 29.

The Ault & Wiborg Company Printing Inks (1892)

“The Ault and Wiborg Printing Company Inks," The Inland Printer 9 (March 1892): 563.

On the Last Day of the Month I Felt Sure That at Least a Thousand Reindeer Passed within as Many Yards of Our Little House of Ice (1892)

Frederick Schwatka, Nimrod in the North, Or Hunting and Fishing Adventures in the Arctic Regions (New York: Cassell Publishing Company, 1892), 80.

Been Dancin’ at All? (1892)

“The Dancing Man of the Period.”  Illustration by George Du Maurier, Harper’s New Monthly Magazine 86 (December 1892): 154. 

A “Fusee” Is a Paper Cone Containing Enough Red Fire, Inextinguishable by Wind or Rain, to Burn Exactly Five Minutes (1892)

Kirk Monroe, “Harold and the Railway Signals,” St. Nicholas 20, (December 1892): 124.

Mrs. Lookina Left Him, Taking the Candle, and Locked the Door (1892)

Felix Volkhovsky, "A China Cup and Other Stories for Children,"  Illustrated by Malischiff (London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1892), 91.

I Am Not for Sale, You Remember—Only “to Rent” (1892)

Jere Ode, “My Typewriter,” Belford’s Monthly 10 (December 1892): 172.

The Last Stage of the Journey in Breaking-Up Season (1892)

Kate Marsden, On Sledge and Horseback to the Outcast Siberian Lepers (New York: Cassell Publishing Company, 1892), 184.

Say ‘Now I Lay Me,’ and the Angels Will Hear You, and Who Knows but That a Santa Claus May Come (1892)

Table Talk 7 (December 1892): frontispiece.

Reflex Blue (1892)

The American Bookmaker 15 (September 1892): xi.

Printing Inks (1892)

The American Bookmaker 15 (November 1892): xi.

Printing (1892)

The American Bookmaker: A Journal of Technical Art and Information 15 (August 1892): 33.

What Can Be Done with Snow by Those Who Care to Exercise Their Powers . . . with the Assistance of Only a Shovel and Pair of Scissors (1892)

"A Snow Lady." The Strand Magazine 3. (January 1892).

Learn Little Maiden, From My Wail, the Sorrow of a Widowed Life (1893)

Helen J. Crone. "The Lament of Polly Cla: Showing How It Came About that She Plucked Off Her Feathers, A Ballad of the Orient" St. Nicholas: An Illustrated Magazine for Young Folks..20 (February 1893).

Each One by Name (1892)

Helen J. Crone. "A Hallow-e'en Frolic." St. Nicholas: An Illustrated Magazine for Young Folks. 20 (Part I., November 1892 - April 1893).

Gentry's Landing (1892)

Charles Carleton Coffin. Life of Lincoln. (New York and London: Harper and Brothers Publishers, 1892).

The Listening Boy Hears the Wonderful Story (1892)

Charles Carleton Coffin. Life of Lincoln. (New York and London: Harper and Brothers Publishers, 1892).