Mr. Glennon Walsh went to Iowa looking for a pig to be the official mascot for his Kentucky distillery. From the literature emanating from Iowa … Read More ›
Category: L. M. Lawson’s Collection
How Deluxe Can You Get?by Fred Liddle The last issue of this paper was my first attempt at producing a 24 page journal. I found … Read More ›
Dreamby Fran Stockman A ideation of some esthetic mountain top, high above a valley green below. Not immured by high walls, but free, to feel … Read More ›
In converting power plants to coal; blasts of compressed air into the firebox would greatly reduce smoke, improve combustion, thus completely burning the coal, and … Read More ›
The File A sleeping viper it sits upon the shelf waiting the call. DANGEROUS.One could envy Damocles his sword.A breeze might bring quick death; theFile … Read More ›
I am 59 and lived in Pittsburgh, Pa., mostly. I have been employed by the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie R. R., since July 24, 1942. … Read More ›
Are You Ashamed of What You Say, Mr. Bodkin? I do not take a position on the context of The Bodkin nor of its author … Read More ›
Editor’s Lost Child? SENT our #4 (Nov-Dec) offspring to Iowa on 17 Nov., an easy one-week trip. But, after 32 days without receiving either of … Read More ›
Apostrophe Addressed to The Busted Statue of a Roman GladiatorContinued from the July Our Special.by Bill Nye, 1884. Proud fragment of heroic days, in dreams … Read More ›
First Things Firstby Fred Liddle GENIAL HOST Leland Hawes allowed as how it might be a good idea if we SAPS produced a four page … Read More ›