Paging Dorothy Friedmanby Joseph F. Bradburn IT SEEMS that Dorothy Friedman, author of the lead story in my previous issue, is as mysterious and hard … Read More ›
Month: April 2022
Our Sanitation Engineer Discourses on Enforced Bathingby Sheldon C. Wesson IF I WANTED a Turkish Bath, I would not go to Cleveland or Philadelphia or … Read More ›
Acknowledgment: Birthday cakes were drawn by Bill Boys. USA “One of the great things about our nation is we can do so many things wrong … Read More ›
Nature Examinedby Daniel H. Mitchell The snow was blowing fiercelyNor downward did it fall.The owls were seeking shelter;They made their chilling call. The rabbits scurried … Read More ›
Incident in Hollywoodby Dorothy Friedman UP AND DOWN Hollywood a variety of bars and dance halls leer out at passersby, naked and shabby in the … Read More ›
Overheard in a bar:“There were four of us, but we all died as children.” The Award “TODAY,” said Joseph Isaacs, Vice-President in Charge of Design, … Read More ›
The Adventure of the Unique Accompliceby Helen Wesson WITH ALL DUE RESPECT to my dear friend, Sherlock Holmes, he does have one habit which makes … Read More ›
Women and Childrenby Paul Burns THEY fought. Bitterly. I heard none of it. Being just eight years old, in that summer of 1935, I was … Read More ›
I read and reread the newspaper clipping my mother had sent from my hometown paper and heard that question echoing down the long corridors of … Read More ›
Dear Laurie: – Mr. W. Smith wrote me a while ago urging me to support President Houtain. This sounds like quite a proposition to me … Read More ›