Before citing an article from a periodical, one needs to determine if the article is from a magazine or a scholarly journal. Frequency of publication.
Journals are more likely to be monthly, bi-monthly, or quarterly publications.
If the periodical is published weekly, then it is a magazine and not a journal. Magazines are generally paginated by issue, i.e. with each new issue the page numbers start over with number one. Scholarly journals are paginated consecutively throughout the volume year. Page number does not begin with number one again until the first issue of the next volume year. Examine your article and determine if it is a magazine article or not.