Bücher von Arch Bristow

This is a reproduction of Arch Bristow's booklet on the history of Columbus, Pennsylvania, he likely wrote this at about 1930.Arch began in the newspaper business as a cartoonist with the owl character "Zimmie," which started in 1902 and became syndicated nationally.He began the self-published monthly magazine "Hay Rake" in 1920 at the age of 38 in a modest shoemaker's shop in the hamlet of Garland, PA. He grew it to a subscription of 20,000 in a few months and continued to publish it till about 1939.After his hair went gray, he was known as the "Sage of Garland." He continued to write newspaper columns till his death in 1964.

This book is a reproduction of Arch Bristow's famous humor magazine published a 100 years ago. The April 1922 issue includes;Wood Smoke - 5Putting it up to Her - 7Farmyard Fables - 8Aunty McGuire - 12The Prize Story - Lightin' Rods - 22Loafing on the Job - 24Bill Trimm- Old Slim and the Four Wolves - 26Mother Coon and the Child Welfare Club - 39Dr. Hay's Monthly Article - Heart Diseases - 43Old George Bumgardener - 52

This book is a reproduction of Arch Bristow's famous humor magazine published a 100 years ago. The June 1922 issue includes;Sob Stuff - 5In Strictest Confidence - 8He Never Suspicioned It - 10The Prize Story - The Solution - 13Aunty McGuire - 14Bill Trimm- Story of the Big Wind - 27A Cheering Visitor - 34Farmyard Fables - 35The Latest Thing in Dances - 39Dr. Hay's Monthly Article - Headache - 43A Day of H---ish Dissipation - 52The Village of Peaceful Night - 54Ode to a Skunk - 57

This book is a reproduction of Arch Bristow's famous humor magazine published a 100 years ago. The May 1922 issue includes;Old Man Harkins Complains-5Farmyard Fables - 8The Prize Story- Henry Pilsbury - 12Aunty McGuire and The Radiofone - 13The Old Woman - 25Bill Trimm- Story of the Big Bee Tree - 26Bill Trimm- Story of the Smart Hound- 31A Sylvan Bathing Party - 36Dr. Hay's Monthly Article - GOITRES - 43My Friend, The Bull Calf - 52

This book is a reproduction of Arch Bristow's famous humor magazine published a 100 years ago. The October 1922 issue includes ;Sports - 5Bill Trimm - 9Aunty McGuire - 22October - 32Horse Sense - 34Ten Letters from Ten States - 40Dr. Hay's Monthly Article- Neuritis and Neuralgia - 42The Guilty Party - 55

This book is a reproduction of Arch Bristow's famous humor magazine published a 100 years ago. The September 1922 issue includes ;The Moonshiner's Daughter - 5Fishin' - 8He'd Be There - 11The Little Ravine - 13Aunty McGuire - 16The Undertaker's Ad - 21The Lady Farmer - 23A Dangerous Condition - 25Bill Trimm - An Explanation - 27Five Nights Straight - 31The Skunkerinus - 34An Asthma Cure - 38Will Power - 41Dr. Hay's Monthly Article - Epilepsy - 43Caught Without The Goods -- 53

The Hay Rake Magazine by Arch Bristow (1882-1964)This book is a reproduction of Arch Bristow's famous humor magazine published a 100 years ago. The February 1922 issue includes;Old Man Mucker - 5Old George Bumgardener - 9The Wrong Party - 11Aunty McGuire's Trip to New York - 13The Prize Story- A Lodging for The Night - 26Bill Trimm-The Story of the Big Chew and the Ox Team - 27A Cheerful Pair - 37Orrie Weller - 38Dr Hay's Monthly Article - Diabetes - 42Small Town Privies - 52In Explanation - 60Quick Delivery - 61

This is a reproduction of Arch Bristow's famous humor magazine published about 100 years ago. He began in the newspaper business as a cartoonist with the owl character "Zimmie", which began in 1902 and became syndicated nationally. He likely did all the illustrations in the Hay Rake as they seem to be in his style.He began the self-published monthly magazine "Hay Rake" in 1920 at the age of 38, in a modest shoemaker's shop in hamlet of Garland PA. He grew it to a subscription of 20,000 in a few months and continued to publish it till about 1939.At some point, perhaps after his hair went gray, he was known as the "Sage of Garland". He continued to write newspapers columns till his death in 1964