I am a genealogyst, and im currently "exploring" a collection of old family photos sent to me by a distant relative, and trying to identify individuals in the photos. One way im trying to do this is by dating the photographs. Which is what brings me here.
In one particular photograph, the individuals are sat around on a lawn reading what appears to be a comic book. Im hoping someone here may be able to identify the comic, and give me some more information on it that would help me date the photo. This is the comic in question:

From what i can tell, the comic is called "Merry-Thought and Scraps", and is the "Grand Holiday Number". I have tried to do my own research, but there doesnt appear to be much info online about it. The best info ive been able to find is "Scraps was a weekly comic paper published by James Henderson & Sons from 29 August 1883 to 1910, when it was renamed Merry Thought", but anything more specific would be more than welcome.
Thanks for the help
Fish
