Nostalgia

Exponent Features Magazine-Style Cover Back in December 1989, a cartoon called The Simpsons debuted in prime-time and the April 7, 1989 Jewish Exponent also went...

Lots of things that wouldn’t pass muster today were part of the Exponent in 1969. Right next to the Meir article was a photo of...

The Jewish Exponent’s editors didn’t have a tough call in deciding what should lead the paper on Sept. 26, 1969. That’s because Israeli Prime Minister...

Things change, and that includes language, as seen on the issue’s third page, which served as the equivalent of our modern-day Mazel Tovs page. But...

The May 11, 1934 Jewish Exponent cover features a single article — and a bizarre one at that. Author Israel Bram, M.D., writes a lengthy...

Page 12 was decidedly more light-hearted than the cover, showcasing a story about “Mrs. Bernard S. Blumenthal,” the new president of the Jewish Federation-run...

The 1960s are remembered today for the decade’s latter tumultuous years, but the early years were more straight-laced. That’s reflected in the July 1, 1960...

The Temptations. Diana Ross and the Supremes. Frank Sinatra. Johnny Mathis. Lena Horne. The list goes on and on and on. In the 1960s, Cherry...

Given that it was 1978, the issue includes a supplement called “Moving On” that featured a brightly colored cover looking like something from The...

Landmark Miniseries Covered in Depth Passover was fast approaching, but the cover (and several pages inside) of the April 14, 1978 Jewish Exponent focused on...