How do I look up an old news article from Feb. 20 1997?

Question

Car Accident that happened in Glasgow, Ky on Feb. 20, 1997

Answer 1

I've actually found that inputting in the date and the pertinent information into a search engine (Google or Yahoo) will find some matches. I looked up information about a company by just typing in the phone number I had for them in Yahoo search.

For this, I'd type in Feb. 20 1997 Glasgow Kentucky and see if you find it. If it doesn't, that means it's not online and you'll have to research archives at libraries, etc; however, it also might not hurt to type in Feb. 21 as the date, just in case the accident happened after the paper went to print that day.

Answer 2

i'm an indoors dressmaker and have definitely carried out this many cases. Print the documents first, yet ultimate to apply a laser printer or the print will "run" and smear once you're making the paper look previous. Make a cup of sturdy tea and use a small piece of towel to dip into it and blot onto the revealed paper. you are able to crumple the paper to create fold lines which will take up the tea better than the flat paper. be sure you variety the intensity of the tea stains. in case you opt to create edges that look previous, at the same time as the paper remains moist from the tea, tear parts around the sides of the website (the moist paper will sort of "feather" the place torn. i've got even see human beings take a candle and gently singe the sides (be careful to not permit it seize fire) at the same time as the paper is moist.

Answer 3

Look up the local newspaper's archicives, either online (if the paper has a website) or at the library (preferable since you might have to pay for archive access onine).

Answer 4

The local library in the city where the article was published.

Answer 5

Find a local paper and check their website. Usually, they'll have an archives section.

Answer 6

the history channel website. no joking