Wednesday, January 14. 2009
- New England Edition Jacket - The Christmas Trumpeters, "A Noontime Carol on the Balcony of the Old State House, Boston"
- New England and Other Matters, The Dogs of Belgium
- Lotta Embury's Career, by Elia W. Peattie, in Ten Chapters, Ch 4, drawn by Florence E. Storer
- A Tale of the Poplar, by Charles Boardman Hawes, drawn by Chase Emerson
- The Dreadnoughts, by Henry Reuterdahl, photos by Enrique Muller
- "Old Ma'am" Simpsky's Hen, by Sarah McBride, drawn by Franklin T. Wood
- McLain's Best Shot, by Franklin Welles Calkins, drawn by Gilbert Gaul
- Fact and Comment, 1914, Taking it Back, Dress and Age, A Great Naval Strategist, An International Police
- Current Events, The European War, "Autographic Kodak" Ad
- The New Mother, by Abbie Craig
- Convalescence, by Arthur Powell
- Being Sure, Their Unclouded Judgment, A Long Time Without Honor, Old Friends, Collies at Work, The Heart of Poland, Calling on an Alligator, Too Much for a Philadelphia Lawyer, The "Jim" Poem, A Joke on Bismarck, A Question of Roads
- On Skip's Birthday, by Clayton H. Ernst
- The Fairy's Name Was Whisper, by Miriam Clark Potter
- Puzzles
- In The Alps, by John Clair Minot, drawing Mountain Boys, by Gertrude A. Kay
- From Constantinople to Nicaea, by John Heard Jr.
- Nature and Science
- Aneurysm, Shopping and -- Shopping, At the Shrine of the Shepherdess, Young America to the Rescue, Out of His Proper Place
- Offshore Chance, by Theodore Goodridge Roberts, drawn by W.F. Stecher
- The General to the Rescue, Better Than Canvas
- Daniel Webster Flour Ad "The Time has Come"
Link: The Youth's Companion - December 31st, 1914, New England Edition, Vol. 88, No. 53
 
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