NOTICE: Someone is using my old yesterdaysmagazette.com domain name address and placing articles on their blog as “written by yesterdaysmagazette.” This is fraud. They were not written by me or yesterdaysmagazette or ever appeared in my old magazine or the yesterdaysmagazette.com url address that I discontinued two years ago. if you wish to see my real ym site go to: www.magazettes.com/yesterdays
It took me 40 years to build an excellent reputation for my copyrighted Yesterday’s Magazette and now somebody wants to use that name for his so-called blog which he doesn’t sign or even offer reader comments. Again: yesterdaysmagazette.com is no longer associated with me or my magazine or any information that appeared on my former website. It’s just somebody now using that same domain name for his or her advantage.
March 30, 2015
BEWARE: Yesterday’s Magazette is no longer associated with ym.com
May 20, 2014
Nostalgia for Yesterday’s Magazette
Feeling a twinge of nostalgia for my dear friend of forty years – Yesterday’s Magazette.
Thanks for all those memories!
Ned
January 1, 2013
Yesterday’s Magazette Bids Farewell After 40 Years!
Editor E. P. Ned Burke and Contributing Editors Madonna Dries Christensen, Marshall J. Cook and Carrillee Collins Burke here to let you know that the YM 2013 Issue is now available FREE on our main website at www.magazettes.com/yesterdays as well as the condensed version right here.
To download a FREE digital e-book edition of this issue or to purchase the glossy printed magazine, go to: www.yesterdaysmagazette.magcloud.com
It has been a joy for me to produce this nostalgia magazine for the past forty years. Since 1973, Yesterday’s Magazette has preserved thousands of individual memories.
But now it is time to say goodbye.
Thank you for your support and friendship. I hope you will continue to be kind to one another.
Thanks for all the memories!
Ned
E. P. Ned Burke (YM editor/founder)
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December 24, 2012
May 1, 2012
Yesterday’s Magazette Free Online and Digital Edition
Since 1973, this “Original Magazine of Memories” has taken you back to the thirsty 20s, the thrifty 30s, the fervent 40s, the fabulous 50s, the sensual 60s and the sequined 70s. YM has printed a multitude of memories from Vaudeville to Elvis.
Remember Mom in the kitchen cooking that fabulous holiday meal? Or, Dad taking the entire family for a Sunday ride in his new car? Or, Sis getting ready for her prom date? Your first car? Your first job? Your favorite holiday memory? Remember neighbors helping neighbors? YM readers remembered and they shared their stories with me and the world.
Since the very beginning, Yesterday’s Magazette has been about one thing: SHARING MEMORIES. For four decades YM has helped readers recapture that down-home honesty and goodness of the average American citizen with regularly printed issues. Nothing fancy … just plain folks who wanted to relate their own life experiences.
Yesterday’s Magazette’s motto has always been “Everyone Has A Yesterday” and I still believe everyone, regardless of age, has a cherished memory worth publishing. And, thankfully, YM has preserved thousands of these memories for posterity.
This has been a noble endeavor and I thank each and every YM reader who has contributed to this worthy cause. I hope all of you will continue to share your memories, if not within these pages then in another publication or in a book of your own. Future generations will thank you and be forever in your debt. And your life, or at least a small part of it, will live on for all eternity.
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After more than 40 years of producing magazines and newspapers and meeting deadlines on a weekly, monthly, bi-monthly and quarterly schedule, I guess it is time for me to slow down a little and try to catch up on my own writing, art, music, and maybe even improve my golf game. (Scratch that last item. That would be an attempt in futility.)
Anyway, my nostalgic love affair with producing Yesterday’s Magazette has truly been a long and glorious ride for me. Of course, my deepest gratitude goes out to my talented contributing editors, Madonna Dries Christensen, Marshall J. Cook, and Carrillee Collins Burke, as well as to the thousands who have shared their lives with me and YM’s legion of loyal readers.
Enjoy our current edition now and remember to visit our website often.
Well, that’s it for now. Take care, and don’t forget to be kind to one another. Who knows? Your simple act of kindness may help change the world.
Ned
E. P. Ned Burke (YM editor/founder)
February 14, 2012
Yesterday’s Magazette 2012 Issue Is Here!
(*This site is set up much like our printed version of YM. So it is very easy to navigate. On the right, you can start with the FRONT COVER and click your way down through the numbered pages to the BACK COVER, or skip around. It’s up to you. So enjoy! And don’t forget to subscribe. It’s FREE!)
Here are the stories you will find in our current issue:
4. Those Who Fought The Good Fight
12. Remembering Mr. Zuker’s Deli
14. Young Patriot At Gettysburg
15. Television And Fame In The 50s
… and much more!
December 1, 2011
November 15, 2011
September 1, 2011
Yesterday’s Magazette Fall Issue Has Arrived!
Remember when it was hard to sit still?
Yes, like little kids getting their first class picture taken, we know you can’t wait to read this new issue of Yesterday’s Magazette. So here it is!
Inside our current issue you can read about:
A Teacher Who Made A Difference
Ma Perkins: The Radio Voices of Our Lives
Service Station Smells and Love
Visiting Great-Grandma’s House
Saturday Aromas From My Childhood
… and more!
You can also visit our main website at http://yesterdaysmagazette.com or grab the free digital edition or our glossy printed magazine at http://yesterdaysmagazette.magcloud.com
And don’t forget to tell your friends to sign up for a free subscription so they can read these nostalgic personal essays of the past as well.
So sit back, relax, and enjoy those days of yesteryear!
As always, I welcome your comments.
Well, that’s about it for now.
Have a super day, and like I always say, be kind to one another.
Take care,
Ned
E. P. Ned Burke (YM editor/founder)
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August 6, 2011
Personal Essays of The Past Wanted
Personal Essays Of The Past Wanted
Hi, folks:
Ned Burke here.
As the editor of Yesterday’s Magazette, “The Original Magazine of Memories Since 1973,” I get to read and publish many personal essays about the past. And I never tire reading your memories. I’ll be working on our winter issue next; so some great holiday stories would be most welcome.
So feel free to send me your favorite holiday story now. It’s fun to look back.
In fact, right now, I think many of us would like to be living in the past again. Right?
Anyway, read our guidelines and then send your story to yesterdaysmagazette@gmail.com.
In a few weeks our new YM fall 2011 issue will be live right here. Don’t miss it!
Oh, and check out our printed and digital editions at http://www.yesterdaysmagazette.magcloud.com