Contents for March, 1907
Reading edition
Frontispiece—From a painting by Gilbert Gaul
Famous Thresholds in Washington Annie Riley Hale 569
Illustrated.
Historic Highways of the South—Chapter XVIII. John Trotwood Moore 577
Illustrated.
Some Beautiful Women of the South 587
Illustrated.
Aunt Hetty on the “Wet and the Dry.” (Story) Louise Clarke Pyrnelle 592
My Love. (Poem) Lillian Wester 594
Old Hickory Robert L. Taylor 595
Illustrated.
Dale’s Highlanders Capt. H. W. Carpenter 599
The False Francisco. (Story) William A. Branan 601
The State House of Maryland George W. McCreary 604
Illustrated.
Men of Affairs 606
Illustrated.
Industrial Education in the South Lillian Kendrick Byrn 611
Illustrated.
The Measure of a Man. (Serial Story) John Trotwood Moore 618
The First Camp Meeting in America Helen Harcourt 622
The Shadow of the Attacoa. (Serial Story) Thornwell Jacobs 626
History of the Hals—Chapter XVIII. John Trotwood Moore 635
The Quest of Poaquita. (Story) Horatio Lankford King 638
Napoleon—Part VII. Anna Erwin Woods 645
With Bob Taylor 649
Sentiment and Story
The Paradise of Fools
With Trotwood 654
The Rights of Childhood
The Tester-Bed and Its Old-Time Coverings Susie Gentry 657
Illustrated.
Aunt Jane’s Mocking-bird. (Story) Alma L. Stewart 659
Some Southern Writers Kate Alma Orgain 661
Illustrated.
Some Quaint Old Ballads Virginia Chambers 663
Books and Authors Lillian Kendrick Byrn 665
With Our Readers 667
The Family Scrap Book 671
Copyright, 1907, by The Taylor-Trotwood Publishing Co. All rights reserved. Entered as second-class matter, January 12, 1907, at the post-office at Nashville, Tennessee.
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“Standing at the small gate, now off its hinges, she took in all the surroundings and tried to imagine Ervin amid them”—The Shadow of the Attacoa, page 626