American Amateur Journalism IF this magazine is your first meeting with the great American hobby of amateur journalism, then pray be seated and become better … Read More ›
Amateur Journals Collected by Jacob L. Warner and friends.
American Amateur Journalism IF this magazine is your first meeting with the great American hobby of amateur journalism, then pray be seated and become better … Read More ›
Things That Are And Things To Be SPRING is scheduled to arrive this month, and The Yankee is keeping in step with the season by … Read More ›
A New Year – A New Journal The Yankee starts 1936 with the prospects of a new year shining before it. Monthly editions instead of … Read More ›
Seashore Reveriesby Winifred Van SickleBremerton, Washington 98310 When I perched on a piece of driftwoodTo gaze at the silvery sea,My toes dug into the sand, … Read More ›
America The Beautifulby Wilbur W. Close They say America will not live forever. They say that it will pass out of existence. When asked for … Read More ›
Thoughts From Kent – On Charles Dickensby Louie D. Oakden (BAPA),Shortlands, Bromley, Kent, England The road that Charles Dickens knew so well leads from London … Read More ›
Philosophy of Lifeby Lafayette Boal WHEN we turn the leaves in the book of life, while traveling down the corridors of time, we realize that … Read More ›
C. W. Heins Slaps Out of Alumni, Keeps Cash Shall the United APA Alumni Association disband, now that Charles W. Heins has withdrawn from it … Read More ›
The Bearers of Gifts The bearers of gifts to the holy shrineOften stumble and often fallOften heavier than the burdenIs the sorrow in the soul. … Read More ›
When Johnny Comes(Overheard Concerning Conscription) “He should go, it will do him good. He’ll come back a man….” “Go ahead, laugh, because I only make … Read More ›