It may be that times of rapid change are marked also by nostalgia for the sights and patterns of life that are vanishing. In the
The newspapers of William Randolph Hearst printed postcards as inducements to subscribers. (Earlier postcard stories related to newspaper postcards which depicted the San Francisco Earthquake,
Several nations have land within the Arctic Circle, where the tilt of the earth enables illumination by the sun at midnight for six months of
The American newspaper empire of William Randolph Hearst published this postcard illustration of a quintessential English event, the Fox hunt. Although fox hunting is now