Haying Timeby Harry Slocum Tordoff I watched a farmer at work one dayGathering hay in the modern way;Not loosely packed as they used to do,But, … Read More ›
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Old Starby Harry Slocum Tordoff Old Star and me, we’ve been around the ‘Bar X’For more years than I care to count;I remember the night … Read More ›
The Creed of The Spectator Located as we are in the great midwest and not particularly affluent at or with any particular thing (hence spectators) … Read More ›
You will be surprised to learn that this year we aren’t supporting our perennial Single Tax candidate for the presidency, Alfred P. Babcock, he of … Read More ›
The Jazz Ageby Vivian Victoria Duerr Beat… beat, beat went the drummer’s feetAs the rhythm he brought came alive,And from a throat came a lonesome … Read More ›
WHAT is there about July that makes it possible for us to get out a paper this month, when we can’t in any other? It’s … Read More ›
The Hour Glass of Lifeby Harry S. Tordoff Each day, like tiny grains of sandIn a shapely Hour Glass,Life is getting out of hand,And soon … Read More ›
On to Antiquity!by Sheldon P. Wesson Extemporaneous remarks recorded at 1966 NAPA convention. IT IS INEVITABLE that, in a significant fraction of a century in … Read More ›
Night Interludeby Carla Patsuris Like sleepless babes aroused with frightThe boats scream out across the night, While cats meow and young dogs barkAs though rebelling … Read More ›
Candidate of Janus Party Reveals Platform; Names Moitoret as Running Mateby Sheldon C. Wesson My candidacy for President of both the National and American Amateur … Read More ›