Review the dailies from 1942 or 1929 or 1863, and you'll come away with a similar impressively false sense of the great events of the day.
By looking at the dailies of 1942 or 1929 or 1863, you'll get a poor representation of the events going on.
The best impression to be gained on these great events is in the dailies.
The two young women are talking to each other.
A man places flowers at a roadside memorial.
Two men drinking
A group of women and children are in motion.
The source selection process doesn't do anything important.
When I worked for the power company they made it a priority that their employees, especially the linemen,