Sunday Patriot-News Newspaper Clipping (August 21, 1990) - Emmett Till Case

This item is a historical newspaper clipping from the "Sunday Patriot-News" in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, dated August 21, 1990. The clipping is printed on aged, off-white newsprint, characteristic of newspapers from the late 20th century. Its dimensions are approximately 8.5 inches wide by 11 inches long, though the exact size is not provided due to the partial framing of the image. The paper exhibits significant signs of age, including yellowing, visible creases, and a torn or uneven right edge, suggesting it was either carefully removed from a larger newspaper or is part of a larger, folded section. A noticeable red binder or folder is visible on the left side, indicating it might be stored within an archive or collection. The content of the article focuses on the Emmett Till case, featuring multiple black-and-white photographs: one showing Emmett Till with his mother, Mamie Bradley; another of Carolyn Bryant; and a larger image depicting people in a courtroom or gathering setting. The headlines, such as "Public outrage grew into," are prominently displayed in a large, bold serif font, typical of newspaper design. The text columns are neatly aligned, with varying font sizes used for headlines, subheadings, and body text. The overall condition suggests careful preservation, despite the visible wear and tear consistent with decades-old newsprint.