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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.