Perpetrated in an aura of perspiring frustration on the outskirts of boiling Boston by a Babcock who broods o’er his misfortune of missing the momentous … Read More ›
Month: November 2021
“We must recruit, but we must DEVELOP more” New Members Recruit Margaret Laing writes in from Greenville, S. C., to tell us her name is … Read More ›
… mixed quarterly with your Spice by William Haywood, New York City Exchanges in December THREE of NAPA’s publishers sent us copies of publications they … Read More ›
Russell L. Paxton, Printer1907 – 1988 Wichita Conventionby Jeff Jennings Creature comforts will mark the Wichita July 1-3 convention with libations to revive the longest … Read More ›
“The Magazine in Miniature” Presenting Dr. Clyde F. NoelA. M. AdamsFrank Royall WoodJames A. BainsWalter R. Davenport, D. D.Miriam Irene KimballMalcolm D. FoxMary Morgan Ware … Read More ›
Sesquicentennial History Sketches The one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence will be observed by the Sesquicentennial International Exposition, … Read More ›
Remarx THE Metropolitan Chapter will be host to the AAPA at its second annual convention, which will be held in the Hudson Park Branch Library, … Read More ›
The Editor Says I am trying to stick to it and publish The Southerner monthly despite the fact that I need a new ink pad … Read More ›
STUPENDOUS SPECTACLE! Amateur printing bug “bites” amateur editor. Political pot bubbles. Political “pots” broiled – alive! Doctor summoned (not Noel)… Riot squad answers, restores quiet … Read More ›
Editorial: Progress AN ORGANIZATION must either move forward or sink backward. It is our firm belief that the United Amateur Press Association has ceased moving … Read More ›