Harper's Young People, August 8, 1882 by Various

Description

Harper’s Young People, August 8, 1882 is a children’s magazine edited by various authors, published during the late 19th century. This issue is a collection of stories and articles designed to entertain and educate young readers. The content likely covers a variety of themes, ranging from adventure and animal stories to historical tales and practical instructions. In this particular edition, readers will encounter several engaging narratives, including a humorous circus mishap in Mr. Stubbs’s Brother, where a group of boys experience chaos when their makeshift circus falls apart due to their playful animals. The issue also includes thrilling adventure stories such as A Tigress Hunt, which tells the tale of a young sportsman confronting a dangerous man-eating tigress to protect a village. Additionally, How a Boy Was Hired Out, and What Came of It details the struggles of a young Michael Angelo, illustrating his aspirations and challenges in the world of art. Other contributions include poems, practical articles like How to Make a Toy Canoe, and letters to the editor, creating a vibrant and diverse reading experience tailored for children. (This is an automatically generated summary.)