
NOT GallivantingMartin B. Keffer It seems to us the famed Rocky Mountains as seen from Denver appear smaller than on previous trips here – almost … Read More ›
Amateur Journals Collected by Jacob L. Warner and friends.
NOT GallivantingMartin B. Keffer It seems to us the famed Rocky Mountains as seen from Denver appear smaller than on previous trips here – almost … Read More ›
Welcoming Amateur Bill Wallace THE HODIAMONT PRESS, and The Thistle had their first authentic ajay visitation today. To celebrate the call by Bill and Marge … Read More ›
The Wheeler Dealers’ Purple Parrot Issue The Ajay Popinjays Pop Inby Alan A. Wheeler We met Martin and Willametta Keffer on television… well, er… would … Read More ›
Molasses and the Naturalby J. Ed. Newman Who do they think I am? Martin and Willametta are not ones far to be easily fooled. I … Read More ›
Away With Mud-slingingby Victor A. Moitoret The reign of the house of Babcock ended with the 60th annual convention at Oakland. At that time, all … Read More ›
In the Port That Is To Beby Sam Jack Musick Our eager souls respondTo the visions that we see –The future’s great BeyondIn the Port … Read More ›
Hick’ry Nutsby Frank Monroe Beverly Out on the slopes in the autumn weather,Where grow the hick’ries slender and tall,Where leap the squirrels from bough to … Read More ›
The Latchstring Is Outby Dorrie Hepner Moitoret We have been spending considerable time here at 658 Santa Ray Avenue polishing up our best and most … Read More ›
If – I Should Write a Bookby Frank Monroe BeverlyFreeling, Va. Oh! could I sail to Bombay far,And at her harbors look,Or drink of Ceylon’s … Read More ›
Troubleby Mary Morgan Ware TroubleIs a passingCloud, with a silver rimAnd golden lining, to teach usPatience. Members Issue ‘Dailies’ The latest journalistic attempts of three … Read More ›