"How to live long," from Hearst's Magazine, 1914.

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From Die Bühne, 1934.

From Kladderadatsch, 1850.

Here's a precursor to the fake news phenomenon.  "The next thing the daily papers will have will be the sea-serpent on the ice, skating for dear life."  From Judge's Library, 1891.

"It is sometimes necessary to leave a page blank in order that the preface, contents, introduction, first page of the text, appendix, and index may begin on a recto page."

A cork imp from The Harvard Lampoon, 1878.

"I was fired twice before I woke up."  Photo and headlines from Popular Mechanics.

"Slowly the spell began to work upon Inex' brain.  She was no longer in the present—she was a woman of Italy of four centuries back."  From The Spell by William Dana Orcutt, 1909.

From The Sketch, 1910.

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