Free Access to newspapers.com this Weekend

[Erato]

As I recall, what you have to do is browse that particular newspaper - for example, browse NYT for 1 April 1900.  That permits you to page through the whole paper.

[aghadowey]

Thanks, Erato, will try that. Strangely enough I was just talking about my cousin's death last night and was able to find newspaper articles about it tonight.

Added- it worked and now have a bit more of the story that I don't remember hearing before. Many thanks.

[maddys52]

That's great, thanks Chris.

[Chris Doran]

Can't see any arrow to click to next page or way to change page number at top of page. Can anyone explain how to see rest of story?

The newspaoer browse page is good, or on a page image there is a bar at the bottom that reads like:
< > Newspaper Name and date Page X
(The middle gets compressed if you expand the image.)

Click on < or > to move to previous or next page or change X to the number of the page you want and press Enter.

[margaret1]

Thanks Chris 

[jess5athome]

Many thanks Chris, I have just found a lot of information on a Great Uncle and his family in  Missouri, USA. 

Frank.