$50 weekly salary paid to Yankee‘s new assistant editor (now editor-in-chief), Judson Hale, in 1958 267 number of “Plain Talk” columns penned by Yankee‘s fix-it expert, Earl Proulx 15,000 recipe requests received following the December 1982 feature “The Great Wellesley, Massachusetts, Christmas Cookie Exchange” 5,000 total Yankee subscribers by November 1935 125,000 number of new […]
By Ian Aldrich
Aug 23 2010
Yankee Magazine‘s September 1935 Cover.
$50
weekly salary paid to Yankee‘s new assistant editor (now editor-in-chief), Judson Hale, in 1958
267
number of “Plain Talk” columns penned by Yankee‘s fix-it expert, Earl Proulx
15,000
recipe requests received following the December 1982 feature “The Great Wellesley, Massachusetts, Christmas Cookie Exchange”
5,000
total Yankee subscribers by November 1935
125,000
number of new Yankee subscribers between 1964 and 1966
$5,000
amount of start-up capital used by Robb Sagendorph to launch Yankee Publishing Inc. in August 1935
839
total number of Yankee issues published since its inception
1942
year that Yankee switched to a smaller, digest size due to a WWII paper scarcity
$87.50
Robb Sagendorph’s standard story payment during Yankee‘s first few decades