Harper's Round Table, January 21, 1896

Harper's Round Table, published on January 21, 1896, is a children's periodical featuring a collection of stories, poems, and informative articles aimed at young readers. Notable pieces include 'The Wreck of the Maria Helena,' which recounts a shipwreck survival story, emphasizing themes of bravery and perseverance. The publication blends moral fiction with educational content, covering scientific advancements and social issues, while also incorporating puzzles and humorous elements to engage its audience. This issue reflects the cultural values and interests of late 19th-century youth, providing both entertainment and moral instruction.