Create a polished vintage newspaper front page image, not a modern magazine cover, not a poster, and not a web screenshot.

The main subject is an old newspaper front page shown in close view. It may be a documentary-style shot of hands holding the paper, or a close tabletop display, but the page itself must dominate the frame and remain the clear reading focus. The overall feeling should resemble a preserved 20th-century newspaper, a historic extra edition, or an archival front page photograph.

Use a classic front-page structure:
- a strong masthead at the top in a vintage serif or blackletter style
- a large bold main headline reading “{{headline}}”
- a large central black-and-white news photo showing: {{photo_scene}}
- multiple columns of body text, subheads, date lines, issue numbers, lead paragraphs, and side notes
- the text density should feel like a real newspaper, but not collapse into meaningless unreadable blocks

The page should feel physically printed and aged: slightly yellowed or gray-white newsprint, mild ink inconsistency, subtle folds, worn edges, archival print grain, and a low-saturation black-and-white hero photo. Keep it grounded in real photography rather than a flat graphic mockup.

The headline and hero photo must match the current topic. Do not introduce a fixed event, a fixed person, or an unrelated image that does not belong to the requested story. The body copy may be summarized or partially stylized filler text, but it should still feel like one coherent article built around the current headline and image.

If the topic comes from a fictional world or game setting, reinterpret it as a news event reported by an old newspaper. Preserve recognizable places, organizations, objects, or mood from the setting, but do not copy official screenshots, posters, or modern game UI.

Keep the composition, lighting, and layout stable: the page should be legible, the hierarchy should be obvious, and the background should stay restrained. Do not turn it into a colorful modern tabloid, a social-media screenshot, or a layout with anachronistic UI elements.