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Historical covers for Oct. 28: Is help ahead?

Evelyn Torres
Evelyn Torres
Evelyn Torres
Bureau Chief · Naperville, IL

Evelyn Torres has spent over 15 years in journalism, beginning her career at the Chicago Tribune before moving to local news outlets in the suburbs. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism from Northwestern University and has received several awards for her investigative reporting. Her passion lies in covering community stories that resonate with the residents of Naperville.

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Bureau Chief · Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 4:55 PM · 1 min read
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Historical covers for Oct. 28: Is help ahead? — Naperville Schools news

As Shaw Media celebrates its 175th anniversary, we looked back at four front pages from our historic archives. These front pages serve as a time capsule, capturing everything from market crashes and international crises to election anxiety and local housing help. 1929: The DeKalb Daily Chronicle The Daily Chronicle cover: Oct. 28, 1929 Oct 28, 1929 The Daily Chronicle (De Kalb, Illinois) Newspapers.com On Oct. 28, 1929 – the day before the infamous “Black Tuesday” stock market crash – The DeKalb Daily Chronicle led with a major community shopping event: “MONTHLY GOLDEN RULE SALE AGAIN IN LIMELIGHT.”While local merchants prepared for record attendance, national headlines on the same page hinted at the impending financial storm, reporting that “HOW WALL STREET LOOKED ON WILDEST DAY IN ITS HISTORY!” and “BLUE CHIPS UNDER FIRE” as high-priced stocks shrank during market turmoil. 1963: Streator Daily Times-Press Streator Daily Times-Press cover: Oct. 28, 1963 Oct 28, 1963 The Times (Ot

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