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 ›
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 ›
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 ›
Amateur ActivitiesAs Reviewed by the Editor WITH this issue we present for the first time our new Sports Commentator, Jack Bond. Pensacola, Florida, is Jack’s … 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 ›
For all of you who have enjoyed the beautiful writings of my dear friend and co-publisher, Rosabel White Boyd – the following is a word … Read More ›
Things I’ve Learned May, the fifth month of our calendar, was the third month of the ancient Roman calendar and was known as Maius. It … Read More ›
Flight of Ideasby Helen RozmusWinter Park, FL A breakthrough with a flight of ideas. Learning: (a) The gift of unconditional love, (b) Do for others … Read More ›