"Under the date 1566, and under the caption 'O brave new world,' we offered Sir Thomas More's Latin works, including the "Utopia"; under the date 1587, we described an oration on the death of Francesco de Medici, headed with the quotation 'Good-night, sweet prince,' " they wrote in "Old Books, Rare Friends".
It was a picture of a smiling 1950s executive male under the caption: "All complaints handled by Heywood Jablome".
Several other pictures are included under the caption "Fashion at the Palace," a reference to the presidential complex.
But Megan Capaldi brings her two copies the next day, because her picture is on the front page under the caption, "Feisty Octogenarian Thwarts Burglary".
Under the caption, it went on to say (more or less, if memory serves), "Early risers on their way to church services were greeted by a startling sight.
This month the independent weekly Savana published a biting cartoon under the caption, "Minister of Interior is prepared to fight crime".
As of Sunday, the band were still in London, tweeting a picture of goats at Hackney City Farm under the caption "goat cheese".
(Yesterday I spotted a poster in the window of a barber shop in the largely African-American South Bronx – a portrait of Martin Luther King under the caption "The Dreamer" beside a portrait of Barack Obama; caption: "The Dream").
Our time together almost up, I remind Amos of another landmark, namely the 1994 Q magazine cover that saw her photographed alongside Björk and PJ Harvey under the caption "Hips.
In a post which appeared to be taken from a Snapchat screengrab, the singer can be seen posing on a balcony overlooking a bustling city under the caption: "meth and red man tonight".
