One hundred years ago, photos were seldom more than head-and-shoulders shots of newsmakers, and few appeared on page one. The paper typically carried on page one, as the lead art, a cartoon with a gentle comment on modern life or, like this one, a comment on politics and world events.
From The Examiner during the week of April 28 to May 3, 1975: “PROBLEMS MEAN YOU’RE ALIVE, SAYS DR. PEALE” – The bad economy-recession is…
