I posted this earlier, but for some reason the post didn't take. There was a database error, but then when I tried to post it again, it said it was a duplicate. Oh well.....
I get the same thing with Windows 10 using both Chrome/Edge and an HP printer. It prints fine using IE though, so it doesn't seem like it would be a printer or a Windows problem. Using Chrome, I'm able to print the 2nd and subsequent pages, so there's something about the image being the cover page with a blank image on the left of the display. The fact that it prints fine using IE and Firefox doesn't necessarily rule out a website issue. It simply means that if the website isn't following some software design "guideline", IE and FF compensate for it. How many times have you seen websites that say "Optimized for Firefox", etc.? If all websites and browsers were created equal, that wouldn't be necessary. 
Obviously, the solution is to use IE/Firefox or print from the PDF.
