Harper's Young People, February 22, 1881an Illustrated Weekly

A periodical publication aimed at children, produced in the late 19th century. This edition features a variety of engaging content, including stories, illustrations, and advice tailored for young readers. The central focus appears to be on themes of adventure, learning, and moral lessons, appealing to the interests and imaginations of its youthful audience. At the start of this issue, the story “How the Pennant Was Won: An Ice-Boat Story” captures readers' attention with the adventures of a boy named Arthur and his friend Joe. They are excitedly preparing for a regatta on the frozen river, where Arthur's Uncle Nye has entered his new ice yacht, the ''Jack Frost''. As Arthur navigates the thrilling world of ice-boating and racing, he is filled with anticipation and camaraderie, creating a light-hearted atmosphere that promises vibrant tales and the importance of friendship and sportsmanship.