The Juvenile Instructor, Vol. 33 (Classic Reprint): Organ for Young Latter Day Sains; November 15, 1898: Organ for Young Latter Day Sains; November 15, 1898 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Turn-of-the-century reading for young readers and families, offering moral guidance, educational ideas, and engaging articles.

This 1898 issue of The Juvenile Instructor, edited by George Q. Cannon, is a semi-monthly publication designed for Latter-day Saint youth and their families. It blends practical teaching notes for Sunday Schools with cultural and travel pieces, sketches of places, and brief moral reflections. The issue presents guidance for orderly Sabbath schools, plus articles that illuminate history, geography, and daily life from a late 19th‑century American perspective. It also features notices about local shops and services of the era, reflecting the period’s community life.

What you’ll find inside:

• Editorial thoughts on maintaining an orderly, reverent Sunday School and effective lesson preparation.


• Practical guidance for teachers, including how to engage students and organize classes.


• Short articles and travel notes, including descriptions of European places of interest and historic sites.


• Miscellaneous notices and snippets that reveal everyday life and concerns of the time.

Ideal for readers interested in historical LDS publications, family reading from the era, or researchers exploring late 19th‑century youth culture.

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