Newspaper research is often more of an art than a science, and information about your ancestors might be hiding in newspapers that you’d never expect!
Author: Karen Lee
Do you love a good do-it-yourself garden project? From 1963 to 1967, the Minneapolis Sunday Tribune (now the Star Tribune) published a weekly column called
With “spring cleaning” season around the corner, we searched Newspapers.com™ to find time-tested cleaning hacks that make the job easier! Here are 12 of our
We’ve gathered 10 intriguing dessert recipes that use unexpected ingredients—all found on Newspapers.com™! Bring one of these vintage desserts to a friend’s house, family dinner,
Have you already tried the search techniques we suggested in our post “6 Basic Strategies for Searching on Newspapers.com™”? Here are 5 more ways you
Ever heard of Aunt Sammy? While she’s mostly been forgotten today, those who do remember her often do so because of the classic cookbook Aunt
Some baking advice holds true no matter the decade. We combed Newspapers.com™ to find 15 baking tips from vintage newspapers that still prove useful today!
Love spells on Halloween? This was just one way some Americans celebrated October 31 in times past. Want to learn more? We used the historical
From stuffed celery in the 1920s to Beef Wellington in the 1980s, let’s look at 10 American food trends from the last century! Although the
Whether you’re new to Newspapers.com™ or just want to brush up on your search techniques, here are 6 basic search strategies to help you find