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 ›
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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 ›
“We must recruit, but we must DEVELOP more” Leland Hawes writes about his Gator Growl that he does “have a time keeping type clean.” Brush … Read More ›
GOOD years, like good men in that song, are hard to find. Comparing 1955 with preceding years, it was a better one. I did not … Read More ›
“We must recruit, but we must DEVELOP more.” – Kulzick “Stew Richardson has done me dirt,” claims Ben Franklin Rouze. “He sed I was handsome. … 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 ›