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Archive for the Digitized Newspapers Category (177 Posts)

Newspaper front page with a large masthead in a dark outline.

Searching Jewish American Newspapers in Chronicling America

Posted by: Malea Walker

Posted in: Digitized Newspapers, Interviews, Jewish American History

America’s Popular Dog Breeds, 1900-1960

Posted by: Heather Thomas

Posted in: Digitized Newspapers, Newspapers

Newspaper clipping including black and white illustration of mysterious figure descending an elaborate staircase at a theater. Visible text reads Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux.

The Phantom of the Opera in Newspapers

Posted by: Amber Paranick

Posted in: Digitized Newspapers, Newspapers

Front page a newspaper with text, an image of a man's face and shoulders, and visible headline Richmond Planet.

Searching African American Newspapers in Chronicling America

Posted by: Malea Walker

Posted in: African American History, Digitized Newspapers, Interviews, Newspapers

20 Questions: U.S. Presidential Trivia Quiz – Round 2

Posted by: Heather Thomas

Posted in: Digitized Newspapers, Newspapers, U.S. Presidents

Black and white image of a five masted ship in the water.

The Mysterious Disappearance of Ghost Ship Carroll A. Deering’s Crew

Posted by: Malea Walker

Posted in: Digitized Newspapers, Mystery, Newspapers

American Fads and Crazes: 1920s

Posted by: Heather Thomas

Posted in: Digitized Newspapers, Newspapers

Eleven Stanford University football players set in formation with center waiting to snap ball to quarterback. Cartoon illustration bracketing either side of main photo.

1902 Rose Bowl: First College Bowl Game

Posted by: Mike Queen

Posted in: Digitized Newspapers, Newspapers, Sports

Political cartoon showing the new President Franklin Roosevelt opening a door to previous President Herbert Hoover. Hoover is depositing a basket with a flailing baby in at the doorstep. Exclamations come from the basket including bank problems, unemployment, war debts, budget, and farm problems. The caption of the cartoon is 'it's his baby now'.

Lost and (Almost) Found: An Orphan Political Cartoon

Posted by: Joanna Colclough

Posted in: Digitized Newspapers, U.S. Presidents