1906-02-22 The Youth’s Companion Magazine Contents

1906/02/22 — ITEM DESCRIPTION:
Washington’s Birthday Number – Volume 80, No. 8 – February 22, 1906.

Contents as taken from paging through this issue are as follows:

The Last Sedan-Chair by Elia W. Peattie with drawing by H. Burgess

The Gardiner-Grit by Margaret Johnson with drawing by G.V. Barker

Washington As Seen by Lafayette by Mary Caroline Crawford

When Lot Hardy Came of Age by F.E.C. Robbins with drawing by Ernest Fosbery

The Lion That Went Through the Mill by Henry Wallace Phillips with drawing by H. Burgess

Harry Harding’s Last Year by Arthur Stanwood Pier with drawing by Franklin T. Wood

Two Camels and Sixteen Mules by Herbert P. Coolidge with drawing by W.F. Stecher

Washington in Wall Street, poem by Arthur Guiterman

Hospitality, poem by Edith Hope Kinney

CHILDREN’S PAGE:

The Tardy Mark by Martha Durant

Pink and Blue, poem by Pauline Frances Camp

“Little George Washington …” drawing by Clara E. Atwood

Notable advertising includes: Gillette Safety Razor*, Cream of Wheat*, Heinz 57 Varieties*, Ivers & Pond Pianos*, Peter’s Chocolate*, Packard Pianos*, Ingersoll Dollar Watch*, Lowney’s Cocoa*, Pettijohn*, Swifts’ Silver Leaf Lard*, and a Quaker Oats ad on the back cover. NOTE: An * denotes ad is smaller than a full-page.