Three Points of View Discussing offset production of the official organ in the March issue of this paper, I advocated reduction of the page size … Read More ›
Month: September 2024
< The Alexander Rag, Number 4 It took a whole month to arrive,This is The Alexander Rag, Number 5Printed on canary yellow paperYou will read … Read More ›
Gloriaby Merry B. Harris She is a nightingaleAnd I a starlingWho cannot sing as well.Her words have sweet sorceryOf their own making.Mine can cast no … Read More ›
Yesterday’s Amateurby John A. Kriebel It was 1940. Yes, there was a war in Europe, but a kid just about learning to drive didn’t think … Read More ›
Sawtooth Mountains as Seen from the EastBy Alric C. Tredwell, Our Special Staff Artist. Benefits of the Golden Yearsby A. P. McGinty, Editor and Publisher. … Read More ›
That Girl “What have you got, Warren?” Captain Hardesty snarled. It had been a long day and the life of a police shift captain wasn’t … Read More ›
A Nuclear Nightmare: EMPby J. Ed Newman IN J. Ed’s Almanack 25 July, 1981, a brief note told of EMP, electro-magnetic pulse, and its effects. … Read More ›
In The Gardenby Frances Stockman And from that sweet bird’s throatEver comes true merry notes,Be it fair or rough weather,And warbles joyfully everMusic no man … Read More ›
The cut used on the cover was rescued by Leah from a curio shop in the Crown Center during the Kansas City convention – the … Read More ›
That’s Not Peanuts! I recently ran across a batch of Planter’s Peanuts bags, together with a premium order, prepared by my wife when she was … Read More ›