Lester M. Rogers in front of a printing press, Camden, Michigan, n.d.
*Publishing in the Rogers family began in 1891, with Lester, his brother Fred, and their father William Rogers. They founded the Hustler newspaper in Reading, Michigan—though not the paper made famous by Larry Flynt.
A Vienna street “old boy”, c.1920s
U.S. National Archives
11 a.m. Monday May 9, 1910. Newsies at Skeeter’s Branch, Jefferson near Franklin. They were all smoking, St. Louis, Missouri
Photo and caption by Lewis Wickes Hine
Still from Orson Welles’ Citizen Kane, 1941
At the printing press at The New York Times, n.d.
The New York Times Photo Archives
Newsies. Johnston’s Branch adjoining Saloon at 10th & Cass Street, St. Louis, Missouri. May 1910
Lewis Wickes Hine
Russian newsboy, Soviet Union, c.1900-1918
Photo by Bain News Service
Smallest news & post card stand in New Orleans, 103 Royal Street, 1908
Detroit Publishing Company
BBC Radio Times newspapers rolling off printing press, July 1st, 1934
BBC Archives
Delivery boys for The Daily Free Press in Winfield, Kansas, c. 1914
Interior view of the Caldwell Weekly Advance newspaper shop showing men using a printing press and one man holding a copy of the newspaper. The Caldwell Weekly Advance newspaper was published in Caldwell, Kansas, c.1895
Kansas Historical Society Archives
Mark Peter Drolet
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Henri Rivière, The Eiffel Tower, 1889
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