CONTENTS

In the Contents List below indented titles indicate separate pages accessed via the sub-menus. For example: To view  "About this Ladies' Page"  click  the  "Ladies' Page" button in the menu on the left; this will take you to the main Ladies Page where the sub-menu will appear. Some incidental items - such as a Bicycling Costume of the 1890s, which appears on the Journalism Page, or a female graduate who passed top of the lists above the "Senior Wrangler", which appears on the Ladies' Page on Beautiful Hair - would not be obvious from  page titles or summary of
contents. These items are given with links to the appropriate page under "Incidental Topics".

On
the Features Pages:

JOURNALISM - Victorian Magazines- About Essays and Articles
Want To Be A Journalist?    advice from Victorian journalists
Job-hunting hints for those students taking Communications at Work this year. Interesting for anyone considering journalism as a career, as some of the advice has survived the passage of time. The Introduction to "Features" here also includes an item of interest those who enjoyed my "Victorian Crime: Fiction and Fact" course.


On the Ladies' Page:
VICTORIAN Ladies' Pages - An Introduction to Women's Columns
VICTORIAN WOMEN'S MAGAZINES - An Introduction to Victorian Women's Magazines
    About this Ladies' Page -PAGE OUTLINE of future content
    Ladies' Page - Fashion - Victorian Illustrations and Dress Patterns
          Rational Dress for Sports
    Ladies' Page - Beauty Secrets- Beautiful Hair - Victorian hair care,            hairstyles, dyes, wigs, hair ornaments
   
Ladies' Page - Skin Deep- Complexion:Cosmetics and "Painting"
         Victorian Remedies for Spots and Blemishes                                               


On the Ladies' Feature Page:
GARDEN COLUMNS in WOMEN'S MAGAZINES
GARDENING CURIOSITIES
   


On the Literature Pages:
BOOK REVIEWS IN VICTORIAN WOMEN'S MAGAZINES
A MID-CENTURY REVIEW IN DIALOGUE
      
Review Page - Verdicts- On Wordsworth, Keats, Byron; Note on           William Cox Bennett

On the Advertising Page:
VICTORIAN MAGAZINES & their ADVERTISEMENTS
TWO ADVERTISING GIMMICKS

In the Editor's Mailbag
EDITORIAL REBUKES to VICTORIAN READERS
VICTORIAN AGONY AUNTS
READER'S LETTERS-
A Question of Identity - Can you Help?; Canadian women journalists; William Cox Bennett
       Contact the Editor

In the
Archive
INTRODUCTION TO THE ARCHIVE
      
Autumn and Winter Gardens- Autumn Colour; Glasshouses and             Ferneries
        Victorian Christmas -
Christmas in Hospital; Producing a                         Pantomime; Burlesque
       Christmas Fare - Puddings and Pies
   
   Christmas Crackers - Puzzles. Jokes, Parlour Games, Crackers
      

INCIDENTAL TOPICS - Pictures and/or Paragraphs
Click the link to take you to the correct page and scroll down to the *asterisked item. Occasionally more than one such paragraph appears on the same page; in this case you will find the link below is followed by a number indicating the order of appearance.

The New Woman - Bicycling Costume
The New Woman - "Senior Wrangler" (1)
The New Woman - and Advertising
Advertisements- Beauty Products
Prison Life
Book distribution in the provinces
"Pork Pie" millinery
"The Girl of the Period"
Needlework competitions
Fancywork (2)

For important information on Copyright, Citations, Images and References please see my Home Page. There you will also find an explanation of the aims of Victorian Page, and  a note about me.

©  Barbara Onslow June 2007           


 Material on this page last updated July 10 2008