“When you slug a racket king, you’ve marked yourself for murder. But if you’ve waited eight years for revenge, you’ll take your chances with the devil himself.”
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“Forget it!” his buddies told Fred. “Not till I get one!” he said. After hours of fishing And hoping and wishing All he caught was a cold in his head. Congratulations to Joyce Petrichek of Finleyville, Pennsylvania! For her fishy limerick describing this August 31, 1946, cover illustration by Constantin Alajálov, she wins $25. […]
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Pop the umbrella under some summer sun, then crack open one of these great new reads.
Make this 19th-century gooseberry goodies, including a gooseberry fool for April Fool’s Day!
He’s still making music at 77, after a life of extraordinary highs and lows. From our July/August 2019 issue.
We’re warning you now: after reading this, you’ll be humming these theme songs all day.
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The Red Summer of 1919 represented one of the darkest and bloodiest moments in American history.
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When The Saturday Evening Post needed authentic illustrations of the high seas, they called on Anton Otto Fischer.
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Sit back, grab an ice cream cone, and enjoy these vintage summertime cartoons from the 1950s.
These vintage cartoons from 1950 honor all the dads who make our lives a little bit funnier.
Washington, D.C. is a pretty humorless place these days, so we went back to our mid-century archives to find a few legislative laughs!
These cartoons from the 1950s will have you laughing at the lighter side of labor.
