Why Do I Print? Spend hours trying to do a good job and it only takes a minute to read. Helen always says, ‘But what … Read More ›
Category: 1940
Brace Yourself, Ed Allowing Ed Cole to speak at the Newark NAPA Convention Banquet was the greatest blunder of the NAPA. His speech, addressed to … Read More ›
Printed Spasmodically for the Amusement of One Ralph Babcock Suddenly I Feel Old July 4th, 1949! Can it be nearly 19 years since those “boy … Read More ›
Graceful Bickerings CHARLIE HEINS, the old political boss with umpteen years of experience, is up to his old tricks. He stuffed the campaign committee full … Read More ›
I hear a song,A song of love, at night.This song has wingsAnd soars up into flight. It lifts my heartBeyond recallAnd calms my mind,My strife, … Read More ›
Ever Soby Frances A. Baird I ponder that your hands could beSo gentle last night, holding me!It seems that in the last brief hourThey pleaded … Read More ›
Over Two Years – Over two years have elapsed since the last Amateur Quill slid out of the AAPA bundles and greeted amateurdom, and a … Read More ›
“Where There’s a Will – There’s a Way” “It can’t be done,” so they said when Carl Standifer made up his mind to go to … Read More ›
Our beach is 23 miles longAnd hard as any floor:500 feet wide when the tide is outSay! Who could ask for more?The big white clouds … Read More ›
The Gardener Ham Makes His Markby Clyde M. Borgers Lo, I am the man with the hoeMy motions are steady and slow,My eyes are turned … Read More ›